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luscious_purple) wrote2020-08-05 04:44 pm
luscious_purple) wrote2020-08-05 04:44 pm
Three things make a post about my congregation...
1. On Sunday morning, after 45-plus years of marriage, our minister and her husband finally became grandparents. They have three grown and married sons, and one of them started a family.
2. Because we rent out part of one of our buildings to a small private school (not the Montessori school with the management that treated us poorly -- that moved out some years ago), we are improving the bathroom ventilation in that building to help with the air circulation in case the kids actually go back to in-person education. (I think that school is going to start with "mostly outdoors" classes, but let's see how that goes after a week of cool rain.)
3. A couple of nights ago, someone broke into the church. (This has happened several times in the past, because the building is set off into the woods and can't be seen easily by passersby.) Apparently the person was looking to shelter in one of our rooms. Instead of calling the police, the person who found the intruder called the emergency shelter. The shelter was full, so the person got put up at a hotel for the night.
2. Because we rent out part of one of our buildings to a small private school (not the Montessori school with the management that treated us poorly -- that moved out some years ago), we are improving the bathroom ventilation in that building to help with the air circulation in case the kids actually go back to in-person education. (I think that school is going to start with "mostly outdoors" classes, but let's see how that goes after a week of cool rain.)
3. A couple of nights ago, someone broke into the church. (This has happened several times in the past, because the building is set off into the woods and can't be seen easily by passersby.) Apparently the person was looking to shelter in one of our rooms. Instead of calling the police, the person who found the intruder called the emergency shelter. The shelter was full, so the person got put up at a hotel for the night.