From Brad:
Homecoming is one of my favorite times of the year. Fall is in the air, Christmas is just around the corner, and many memories abound of years gone by. Friends and loved ones that have passed on, childhood memories of 'dinner on the ground', those long afternoon singings. My Sunday summers were filled almost weekly by being at a church somewhere singing.
Homecoming also reminds us that sometimes we need to come home. Even if we are just down the street. Your church body should hold a very special place in your heart, and I think you should long to see her and be with her church "relatives" whenever possible. If there is no desire to be 'home' for you, why is that? As the years pass, the memories you make now, and the habits that your children see in you....will formulate what they write in columns such as this one day.
A Note About Choir:
We need more folks to commit to the choir at our church. Over the years choir members have passed away or moved away, but most have not been replaced. A vibrant choir is a tool for the growing and worshipping church. Many that used to sing in the choir no longer do so, and we have a lot of singers that sit in the congregation but never come to choir. I would humbly ask that you pray and consider being a part of this ministry. A lot of churches are completely eliminating choirs because they cannot get enough church members to commit - I sure do not want Wolf Creek to be faced with that dilemma. Would you pray about it?
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