Many ways to say, "I Love You, Lord."

I've come to think of our community group as a rather ecumenical group. Even though Sean and i came to this group by way of a non-denominational post-modernish church, our weekly Wednesday evening activities have been samplings of denominational activities. Take for example a week ago Wednesday when we enjoyed the quiet reflection of a Quaker Simple Meal together. This one evening alone together (hmm...together alone?) made me seriously consider a life in the Bruderhof (but the headscarf would probably over-emphasize my already boney face...)

Then last Wednesday one of the couples hosted a Messianic Passover Seder, complete with an "indoor" tent made out of bedsheets tied to the ceiling fan under which there were an ample supply of couch cushions and blankets upon which all 27 of us managed to "recline." (The fourth question makes more sense this way...). Well, all day yesterday I felt compelled to join the Hora Team in the local Messianic Congregation! (La-la-la-la-la...)

Hmm...maybe I  should  invest in my own personal incense swinger in anticipation of next week's look into the Common Book of Prayer...do you think they sell those at Michael's? Maybe in the garden section...