Kristi is going to be semi-live blogging the FaithQuest 2008 over at fqnw.blogspot.com this weekend. I say “semi” only because ‘net access will be spotty (it’s way up in the hills; I think we’ll have a satellite connection, which is pretty slow). Check it out!
Posted in Adventures, Faith
hey allan, just wanted to let you know again I appreciate all the work you did this past weekend. i’m glad God has given you this awesome talent and that you’re using it in powerful ways! hopefully our families can get together soon and spend some time together. I’m really looking forward to it and so is Kristy and Macy! take care.
On September 2nd, 2008 at 10:31 am,
Tim Sibley said:
Thanks Tim, it was an honor and a lot of fun. FQ is one of my highlights of the year, and that was after Portland CityFest (too much work)!
I’m looking forward to dinner, and more conversation!
On September 4th, 2008 at 09:14 am,
Allan said:
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