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Tourney time …

Wednesday night is the start of the NCAA Basketball Championship. I have been carefully filling out my bracket, I still have a few questionable games, but I have until Thursday to finish it.

This marks the 2nd year my son Nathan has celebrated the un-official day off from school called – Thursday Tournament Day. It’s becoming a Court house tradition.

Nathan and I, and several of our friends, will be spending the better part of the day at Chickie’s and Pete’s in Egg Harbor Township. We’ll watch a total of 16 basketball games on Thursday! And of course, basket after basket of Crab Fries.

Go UK!

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I married way out of my league. And I am aware of that every day. Kelly loves me, even the worst of me … like the “1st thing in the morning me”; and the “I hate being stuck in traffic me”; and she even loves the “but I only want to lay on the couch and watch TV me”. She’s my daily demonstration of grace – unmerited favor! I have three great kids – Nathan, Carissa, & Jordyn. They are the best parts of me – wow, thanks for that God, cause there weren’t a lot of good parts to work with! I’m the associate pastor @ HOPE Church. That’s my “day job”. At night … I’m the lead pastor @ Sojourn. I have the good fortune to share my life with the broken, the scallywags, and the marginalized; which works especially well because I am one of them. I love and lead a rag tag community of people who consistently demonstrate Deuteronomy 4:29 … “You will find him if you look for him with all your heart and with all your soul.” Sojourn is a community of Gen-Xers who have a desire to connect with those who have never gone to church – the “unchurched” and those who have given up on church – the “overchurched”.

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