East Coast (still)

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You >Whatever it was, it left Bro.
Christian almost white as a sheet, didn't it????

Me.  Sure did.  I thought Brother Christian did a wonderful job at tying 
everything up.  I would not have wanted to have been in his shoes.  I didn't 
even know Bro. Pugh was finished until Bro. Christian was standing at the 
pulpit.

You >I couldn't help but wonder at the end of it all, who was
going to get to clean up all those leaves when Bro. Pugh
was finished.   I didn't tarry, in case they were looking
for volunteers. :-D.


Me.  I wondered that too....like you, I didn't stay around for long..  I had 
an excuse though...I had a 9 o'clock meeting in Raleigh (where I live) the 
next morning.  What a long night, but it was so worth it.    I know I missed 
a lot of good teaching and preaching.  Fortunately, a lot of people from my 
church were there, so I can listen to there tapes.  Did you see the people 
who sang thursday in the day service?  I think they sang Phillips...Dean's 
"Favorite Song of All".  They go to my church.  It was two men and a lady. 
 In fact, the girl that was up there was the person that won me to Lord 
almost three years ago.

Anne