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01 Jun Foursquare Connection, Day 3

Posted at 21:56h in conferences, Foursquare Convention, ministry, Pastors, reflections, travel by pkuzma 0 Comments

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Full day! After a great morning session with Ed Stetzer, the Advancing Leaders Collaborative Learning Tracks went for several hours with a break for lunch. I had the opportunity to share lunch with a new friend today. Pastor Alex Prokopchik serves as Pastor of the...

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31 May Foursquare Connection, Day 2

Posted at 23:47h in church, conferences, Foursquare Convention, ministry, Pastors, reflections, travel by pkuzma 0 Comments

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The morning started out very nicely and continued on through the day. I mentioned last night that if one were to try to keep up with the entirety of the Convention schedule, you would be at meetings from 8:30 am through at least 9:30 pm...

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30 May Foursquare Connection, Day 1

Posted at 23:51h in church, conferences, Foursquare Convention, lessons, ministry, Pastors, reflections, travel by pkuzma 4 Comments

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Yesterday ended quite badly, starting with arriving to my hotel room at about 2:00 am Columbus time. That in and of itself was not entirely a bad thing. It was buffered by a great conversation with a guy I sat with on the plane from...

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29 May Waiting For A Jet Plane, Among Other Things

Posted at 22:42h in church, conferences, Foursquare Convention, lessons, ministry, Pastors, reflections, Sunday, travel, weekend reflections by pkuzma 2 Comments

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Sitting at Chicago O'Hare Airport, waiting for my 9:05 (7:05 PST) to board and take off at 11:00 (9:00 PST), which is midnight in Columbus, Ohio, my destination. Attending our annual Foursquare Convention with about 2,000 other Foursquare Pastors and Leaders. Circumstances have kept me from...

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24 May What’s The Big Deal About Israel?

Posted at 17:10h in communication, lessons, links, Pastors, politics, Truth by pkuzma 0 Comments

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I mentioned in my message last Sunday just a little bit about the importance of Christians standing with Israel. I believe it's particularly important to talk about this in light of President Obama's recent statement. It took me a long time as a Christian to get...

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23 May Decompression?

Posted at 01:00h in Bipolar Disorder, family, Foursquare Convention, Jonathan, kids, life, marriage, travel by pkuzma 4 Comments

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At the end of what I am considering our "first week" without Jonathan, all seems to be well. While Jonathan has been gone for 8 weeks now, I think of this as our first week because even though he was in Oregon for 5 weeks...

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14 May Headed Home

Posted at 22:20h in Bipolar Disorder, conferences, family, Jonathan, life, ODD, travel by pkuzma 0 Comments

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We loved our time here, especially the little bit of time we got to spend with Jonathan. He seems to be adjusting well, though he is not without his challenges that brought him here. I don't want to give the impression that all was fun...

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13 May Welcome to Utah

Posted at 05:30h in Bipolar Disorder, conferences, family, Jonathan, life, ODD, travel by pkuzma 0 Comments

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  This morning, Colleen and I took a flight to Salt Lake City, Utah, arriving about 12:30 (MDT), an hour ahead of PDT in CA. We're here for our first "Parent Weekend" at Heritage School in Provo. Jonathan has been here since I dropped him off...

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29 Apr Time Warp, Part 6

Posted at 23:25h in Bipolar Disorder, family, Jonathan, Joshua, kids, life, travel by pkuzma 4 Comments

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Late Friday night, it's been quite a week since I last posted on Sunday night. We traveled about 1,500 miles through 5 states in 4 days, arriving at the home of some lifelong friends in Damascus, Oregon, only 5 miles from where Jonathan has been...

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24 Apr Time Warp, Part 5

Posted at 23:43h in Bipolar Disorder, church, Easter, family, Jonathan, Joshua, kids, life, ministry, Starbucks, Sunday, technology, travel by pkuzma 0 Comments

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It's late night on Easter Sunday. We enjoyed a terrific weekend of Easter celebrations at church. This year, I sang in the choir, the first time I've done so in at least 15 years. It was a real blast connecting with the choir partners! I...

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