What are you and where are posting from?

I am a deacon, pianist, part time grounds keeper, part time maintenance man etc. We also have a small church. Praise God for it. I usually post from my work computer, when the boss is not looking, ha, ha

 

Hi All,
I am a former Sunday School Teacher (I taught ages 1-8, for 4 years) Now I am enjoying listening to all those sermons I missed! It's where I need to be right now...recharging!!
I always post from home, because though we have Internet access at work it's only for the boss!
Hugs,
~SeaFlower~

[ December 27, 2001: Message edited by: SeaFlower ]

 

I am a 14 year old male posting messages from my home computer in good ole Minnesota.

 

Anybody know what the utility player is in baseball? That's me. I'm a Sunday School teacher (from babies to old men), Usher, a member of 3 choirs, and anything else they ask me to do at my extremely small countrified National Baptist Convention USA affiliated church. I post from my room at Mommy's house. Getting ready to go to Columbia International University Seminary in hopes of becoming a civilian or USAF Chaplain...

...and, no, I'm not Danish

 

I'm an usher at church. I post from my living room at home.

--Odette

 

SBC, wife of deacon, help with deacon activities, help in VBS, used to be in choir, but now sit with my youngest to keep him quiet. Was on library committee for a long time but taking hiatus. In charge of nursing home ministry for a long time.
Organizer of pro-life activities.

One of my favorite activities was when church
helped give "Jesus" video to hundreds of houses in town. Kids and I went around handing them out.

Always post from home.

Karen

[ December 28, 2001: Message edited by: Karen ]

 

I am a 38 yr old seminarian with one semester to go til graduation! Hallelujah!! I am a manager for a customer service company. I am active in a local baptist church and usually get to preach there one Sunday night per month. I am single and post from my home usually and sometimes from the seminary computer lab.

 

I help lead the band and up until last year, taught Sunday School. I quit because I just had so many irons in the fire that I couldn't give the class the attention they deserved. The guy who replaced me is actually a better teacher, anyway so I didn't feel quite so bad about leaving.

I also volunteer as one of the handymen and I'm on an ad hoc committee that oversees social outreaches (food pantry, coat drive, shut-in ministries, etc).

I either post from the bank where I work part time or from the firehouse where there is a LOT of free time. Being a firefighter is a lot like being the Maytag man.

Mike

http://www.keylife.org

 

i am just a pew warmer who does anything and everything around the church, usually ushering, literature table and choir (a crowing bass)except in leadership roles.
i alway post from home.

 

I am a mother and a deacon's wife. I also teach in our junior church and sing in the choir. I also assist my husband as care group leaders in the adult sunday school department.

I also teach a ladies Bible study and I always post at home...for I don't work LOL.

Jane.

 

Bump

 

Pastored a church in me old country. Licentiate in a PB church in this beautiful country.
Usually post from home, but sometimes post from work during lunch break.
Married to the same woman for last 32 years, still amazed at what I discover about her. Love all of God's people, especially Baptists, particularly PB's. Work as online tech support for Comcast.
Sometimes shoot my mouth off faster than my diabetic brain can process, then spend minutes, sometimes days hitting my head with a mallet.

 

I am a deacon's wife, a mom, and Sunday school teacher. I always post from home...when I can pry my 3 teens away from the computer and wait for hubby to finish his paper work.

 

Wife and SAHM. church pianist, and the director of the Ladies Ministries, treasurer's wife. I post from my home.

Have any of you seen the old Sheffey movie that was produced at BJU? "I'm just a servant of the Lord!"

[ April 18, 2002, 08:17 PM: Message edited by: Joy ]

 

I've been teaching everyother wed. children on mission(we are almost done with this round). I also teach VBS, 10 years now, grades 1&2. I do a little here and there whatever needs to be done. Haven't been involved in a certain ministry for a while, looking for something now. Used to teach childrens Sunday school, and was leader of the bus ministry for several years.
I post from home.

Joy, I'd like to now more about your women's ministry. I think we really need one. My pastor has talked to me about doing it. I know nothing about it.

 

I am a wife and mother. My husband is an ordained deacon,but our church right now does not have deacons. We are basically lay people who love Jesus and desire to serve Him in a biblical church. My husband and I serve in leadership of our AWANA program and I have taught youth girls many times,various classes. We are very committed to keeping the church pure and the teaching of the gospel in our everyday life. We appreciate expository preaching,in depth studies of God's Word and simple but deep worship styles in corporate worship. We long to worship God in spirit and truth and remove all the *fluff* from church.

 

I am very active in the music ministry.(Choir,string trio, brass ensemble) I also take care of the media issues that come up.(Sound, video, PA system) I pick up a few people that can't drive themselves to church.

At the present time, my church is sending me to the Bible Way Institute of New England. I don't yet know where it will lead.

I post from work, I sit in front of several PCs all night long, doing technical support of machinery that seldom breaks down.

[ April 19, 2002, 12:46 AM: Message edited by: Mr. Curtis ]

 

I'm a graduate student in eletrical engineering in Palo Alto, CA. I design digital and analog integrated circuits, and might be (Lord willing) moving to either Austin, TX or Palm Bay, FL when I graduate in June. I'm married and have one three month year old little boo-boo. I plan to work for ten or fifteen years but me real desire is for God to call me into the full time pastoral ministry. In my last year of undergrad I was torn fifty fifty (and I mean exactly fifty fifty) between going into seminary or going to graduate school in engineering. I was just begininng to lean towards seminary when a converstion with my spiritual mentor and friend sent me the other direction. God certainly led me on the right decision for I have a lot of maturing to do spiritually before I should start preparing for the ministry. I wouldn't want to be another baby in Seminary who was more about theology (as important as that is) then an actual desire to sheperd God's people. I need some real life experience working in the Church before I make it my full time career. Until then, I have plenty of time to read the Bible, study Greek and Hebrew (my two hobbies) and I love Electrical engineering. This is all probably more then you wanted to know.

 

Pete, I would recommend the pastoral field. I've been in the electronics field for 25 years, & last year's financial crisis brought most of the companies in the U.S. to their knees.