We went to enrol Jean-Baptiste for school today. Term starts on Thursday (2nd September). He will be in Maternelle for one more year, which corresponds roughly to kindergarten, or nursery. The school is not very far, but there’ll be several school runs a day: 8h45-11h45 and 13h30-16h30. He’ll be coming home for lunch.
Month: August 2010
Arglwydd arwain trwy’r anialwch
Enjoy!
Tregastel/Tresgatell
Sunday afternoon
It was sunny here, so we decided to go for a walk. On the way, we collected some blackberries. Does that count as work? They are now in the oven in a crumble, with apples. We also saw quite a few chestnut trees, and some elderflower bushes.
First service
Today was our third Sunday in EPEG (Eglise Protestante Evangelique de Guingamp), and my first opportunity to lead a service and preach. In the middle of the week, the church in Lannion asked if Emmanuel Hartiel could help for that Sunday. Since I was available, we agreed that he would go, and that I would lead the service here.
It went well, thank to your prayers. We had a few visitors. One of them was one of the pastors of the Gypsy church. A very interesting man, who obviously fear the Lord. I am looking forward to meet him again, and speak about the work of the Lord amongst Gypsies in France. An other visitor was our neighbour’s son, who usually goes to Lannion, and finally, a young woman from Paris who is visiting some family in the area.
I preached on Psalm 1. The subject was: true happiness is not found in conformity to the world, but in conformity to the Word of God. Here is a brief outline:
- Le secret de l’homme heureux/bénis (the blessed man’s secret).
- Les bénédictions du juste (the blessings of the righteouss.
- Le sort des méchants (the end of the wicked)
Next preaching opportunity is next week, and I hope to preach on Psalm 2.
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-29
- The sun is out. Le soleil brille. #
- So, I am preaching this Sunday, and the first Sunday of each month until the end of the year. It means I am also preaching next Sunday. #
- Most of France is sunny. But we're not living in France are we? No, we are in Brittany… #
- our street sounds like a building site today… Not a nice sound. #
- This morning's program: plod through Psalm 1, and reading. #
- You know you are living in a rural place when the local papers gives you the price of cows and pigs on the farmers' markets in the area. #
- The weather is ideal for a studious morning. It is raining. No so good to cut the grass today though. #
- Ther's been a change of plan and I am due to preach this coming Sunday, so I'll need to get going with my sermon this morning. #
- Really enjoying to be able to spend some time reading. #
- Just seen on http://www.xl6.com that a French Systematic Theology is coming out soon. Exciting, there aren't any until now. #
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