I've been thinking a lot lately about what multiplication looks like for our church, and how we can really have an impact by being more organic and less that what your typical church looks like. As we approach getting a weekend service off the ground, I'm intrigued with the other side of the coin: a decentralized, organic type of church where people's devotion to Christ isn't a measure of attendance. If fewer and fewer people are being impacted by one hour on Sunday, why keep putting all of our eggs in that basket?
Speaking of viral, it's finally hit our house. If you read any of our church family's blogs, you'll see that everyone has been struggling with illness. Last night, around 1 am, Kylie woke me up just in time for me to take her to the bathroom, where she threw up. And so the story goes for the next five hours.
I slept with her (well, I laid down with her; any time she moved I was ready to go, just knowing that I was about to get barfed on). I stayed home from work today, taking care of her while Erika went and got the needed feel-good remedies, and kept Kat as far away as possible.
I'm speaking this weekend, so I hope I can hold out until all of that is done. Wish me luck.
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