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SK

Its always the worst amongst us

I laughed so hard at this...[Click here to have a seizure]

*Disclaimer: if you really do have a condition where flashing colors and lights do induce a seizure..do not click*

we in #pros had a good laugh

Cosider Something Please

[1] In the last 24 hours, Alpha and Omega Ministries was burgled and somebody stole James White's computer equipment. That is: his T5 and his PC Tablet (and apparently his iPod). While I am sure none of you did it, maybe you will run into a guy trying to sell a PC Tablet for cheap in the Phoenix area. I am sure the local police would love tips.

[2] More importantly, AOMin could sure use your help in replacing thoe stolen items. Insurance? Yes, I'm sure they have that, but deductables are the worst. Wander over to their donation page and give a little for the sake of reformed apologetics.

A Week in Review

a few things quickly

1. I have never been so eager to go to class in all my life. I have three theology classes: Theo 101, Calvins' Institutes, and petateuch (Torah). I have a philosophy class, a British Isles history class (with the coolest prof on campus). This is another course, but I dislike that one (phys Ed..or HYPER 10 to you Dordt readers).
2. Im finding allies here:
Ron Rynders - Works in the student services center. This guy knows the skinny around here. He has a good idea of who the true believers are on this campus.
Pastor Rod Gorter: The new campus pastor, or 'Dean of Chapels'. Alumnus of Dordt and fresh from teaching seminary in Ukraine.
Wayne Kobes - Chair of Theology Department. Great man, great teacher. He's someone that I really wish to get to know more.
Keith Sewell - History professor. Brilliant scholar and a great teacher. Another that I want to know better in my time here.

Those are the ones that I know for sure, at least for now. Pray for us brothers!

3. My roommates are awesome!

4. Classes will be..Challenging. All but one of my classes have at least three books and all but one will have a lot of reading and writing. Its going to be tough, but I know it can be done.

again, pray for me brothers!

~SK~

Here at last

I have mixed feelings...I am excited to be here yet this place seems alien to me. I know few people but I am confident that God, who called and bought me here, will take care of all my needs including providing for me a community of brothers and sisters to have fellowship with. The words "there are wolves in the sheeps pen" still ring in my mind; but my skiddish feeling pale in comparison to Gods call and His mighty hand.

more later

whatever my lot, thou hast taught me to say "it is well, it is well with my soul"

~SK~

You Supply The Caption: The Mime

Here at camp we do what is called the Mime. It is a depiction of Christs ministry set to music. Everyone wears white mime paint with a symbol on the cheek; all but Satan who gets to go makeup happy. I played Satan this past Tuesday here at camp. My last mime.

So, You supply the caption!

Okoboji Bible Camp: The Last week

Its hard to believe that the summer is practically over. This is my last week here at Okoboji Lutheran Bible camp. I'm especially excited for this week because I get to hang out with the speaker for the adults who also happens to be a prof at Seminary. I'm really looking forward to the possible discussions.
After all this Ill have a week off and then school starts for me on the 29th. I'm really looking forward to Dordt. Do pray for me though because I know that I will be facing spiritual challenges at Dordt. I know God has sent me for a purpose and I know that He will take care of me but, Pray for Me brothers (and sisters).


Well, back to work

~SK~

*UPDATE: apparently the speaker is a very private man; I have not gotten a chance to hang with him at all. A little discouraging but what can I do? *