
What will the New Year bring? We may feel like Charles Dickens book, “Tale of Two Cities” it will be the best of times and the worst of times, but more importantly we will be reminded that like Ecclesiastes 3 “For everything there is a season…” The key of course is being able to recognize and acknowledge God’s presence every day.

Certainly, there will be changes. Changes in our lives and our circumstances; possibly some positive changes in our health and the health of our loved ones; in our relationships; in our work or school or retirement situations; and in how we choose to handle ourselves and situations. There will be opportunities for us to grow, mature, and make new discoveries.

For myself, I will say what I’ve said before: Cindy has been the best colleague I’ve been blessed to work with. From her hard work to her sense of humor, from her ethics, integrity and accountability to her friendship and always feeling a part of our family, she has richly blessed us and will be deeply missed. I am exceedingly happy for her and her opportunity to be with her family and I am deeply grateful for her time, ministry and friendship with us.
God Bless , Donn

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