Don was a good-ole-boy, had taken early retirement from the mill, and a deacon in the church I served as pastor. I was a young man ready to share opinions about everything. He and I disagreed on the matter of labor unions. To me it was but a subject of energetic conversation and the exploring of ideas. But apparently to him it was a test of relationship. And from that point on, his attitude was different toward me. He was combative with church matters and his wife became

I have a sense of excitement for the well-being of Mt. Tabor as we enter the new year of 2018. The specifics are up to God, of course. And we must do our part in the process of God working through us-pray hard, work hard, stay unified and focused. Be patient! Right now I believe our spiritual family is strong. We enjoy being together and seem well-fitted to strengthen one another in our common mission. It is exciting to see God bringing people our way to become part of