Chased by Lego knights and pirate ships, stalked by 6 foot tall dinosaurs, time-warped to the 1930s to carve Mt. Rushmore, paralyzed by the siren’s song of a Metropolitan Opera Soprano….. is this a crazy, alcohol-fueled dream? Nope. This is how I rang in an eclectic and delightful New Year’s Eve at First Night Morris in Morristown, NJ.
Pastor Tim calls Christmas the season of light
and encourages us to find ways to shine bright
by sharing love and kindness to others in need,
And one way to do this is through doing good deeds.
So when Liquid Church held Feed My Starving Children’s Mobile Packing event,
my husband and daughter and co-workers went.
The month of November always makes me think of kindness. The start of the winter holiday season is a wonderful time for refocusing and remembering that it takes only a tiny effort to share love! It brings to mind a special story I want to share with you. It’s my interpretation of the concept of Tikkun Olam*, Hebrew for “repair of the world”…