Simply Trusting

Only one week left. It hardly seems possible! We have had so much going on here, so I'm going to attempt to catch you up. First, I had the privilege to help lead a BFA missions trip to Slovenia in April. We did community service projects, and made some fantastic new friends in the country.  Team Slovenia 2011  Painting benches playing games with new friends Beautiful Slovenia Second, we had Junior-Senior Banquet which is exactly what it sounds like. Our Juniors put together a nice program and formal dinner to honor the Senior class. The evening is filled with tributes and songs and talent acts, and is an all-around good time of food, friends, and laughter. Some handsome Sonne guys ready for Jr/Sr Banquet Students at JSB Fellow RAs with my Seniors Sonne staff pic, courtesy Chris Jones Some of my talented guys performing at JSB   Second, I was able to return to the US for a very short weekend for the wedding of some dear friends...

I’ve been doing a little reflecting over the past year. I’ve kept a journal for a while now, and although I’m not the most regular writer, but it has been fun to read over some previous entries. Looking back and cherishing the ways the God has worked only inspires confidence and excitement in the fact that He is still at work, and never leaves His own. I want to share a few of these entries with you now. These are from May 2010 and following: I’ve been thinking about graduation, and what it means to different people. For some, it means a transition into a new position or job.   They have completed a degree which will enable or qualify them to work at a new level. For others, it means the end of one phase of academia, and the beginning of a new one.   For others, it’s rather fearful, because they’re not sure what will come next.   I’m not exactly sure into which category I fall. I have a job teaching private piano students at home, but I don’t want to be home for too long...