This coming Saturday I am going to a MOPS leadership summit. I will be the finance coordinator for the MOPS group at our church this coming fall. I thought it would be a good idea to attend the conference. It is at a church fairly close to our house so I won't have to drive too far.
I don't really see myself as a leader because of my quiet personality. I guess to do finance you don't really need a charismatic personality. : ) My responsibilities include taking attendance and collecting the dues. I do see myself as a nice person and I know that's important because I will be one of the first faces the mothers will see when they walk in. This is a ministry that I am really excited about.
So, remember Dust this Saturday because he will be taking care of NJ by himself from 9 am until 3 pm.
Monday, April 07, 2008
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It's important to do things you are excited about.
Remember NJ on Saturday as well as he will be under my care. Scary thought.
Glad you could find a ministry you like and do.
You were a good STARS leader so don't put yourself down. That was so long ago, wasn't it???
Does Dust not watch NJ very much or does NJ prefer mommy? I am just wondering because of what you wrote. BB was great with Woogy, just not with Nibbles. Although, theses days, Nibbles is starting to become daddy's little girl.
You'll have a great time at the conference--I'm sure! I'm very glad to see you find an avenue of ministry that suits you so well! :)
NJ does prefer Mommy. And yes, Dust doesn't watch Nathan very often. I can't remember the last time Dust changed a diaper.
I'm glad you're getting involved. They need help and you're a good fit for that role. I would think finance would be an unsung hero. It takes all different kinds of people to make a ministry flow.
We shouldn't have to be concerned about dust watching NJ. I think he needs more practice. You should dedicate saturdays to Dust and NJ. You can have your time-do your thing and Dust can gain the confidence he needs to spend hours with his son learning about diapers and what not.
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