Today was Bethel’s (our church) first-ever “Crossroads” service. It was an opportunity for all 3 of our church services to meet in one place, and invite new people to hear the gospel. Usually, an event like this is reserved for Easter, so it was a nice thing to have in November. Our church has recently redesigned the website, and we love it! This morning’s sermon is ALREADY available online for your listening pleasure. Last week’s sermon, on forgiveness (I can’t stop thinking about that one) is also there. Check out http://www.bethelchurchak.org/ to listen or download.
We used to have cool things to blog about, before we actually committed ourselves to a blog. We used-to-could write about the house that we were building, the puppy we bought, our wedding, Tim’s new job…ya know- cool stuff. Now, we can talk about the health ailments of our daughter dog, or our part-time 2nd (3rd?) jobs together at Mocha Dan’s (the best local drive-thru espresso in town). Tim’s been a “baristo” there off an on since he was a freshman in high school, and now we hang out there for a few hours on Sundays, placing our bets on what the next customer might order, and having juvenile “tipping competitions”. Today was a particularly slow day.
Look at all those syrups just waiting to be alphabetized...
...and cups to stock!
somebody's had a little too much coffee!
This one was taken prior to officially starting our shift...not quite enough coffee yet.
It is a little bit corny- working together, at a coffee shop...but admittedly, it is kind of fun, we get to hang out, work together, see a lot of regulars, many of them friends, and get all java'd up for the work week ahead.
We used to have cool things to blog about, before we actually committed ourselves to a blog. We used-to-could write about the house that we were building, the puppy we bought, our wedding, Tim’s new job…ya know- cool stuff. Now, we can talk about the health ailments of our daughter dog, or our part-time 2nd (3rd?) jobs together at Mocha Dan’s (the best local drive-thru espresso in town). Tim’s been a “baristo” there off an on since he was a freshman in high school, and now we hang out there for a few hours on Sundays, placing our bets on what the next customer might order, and having juvenile “tipping competitions”. Today was a particularly slow day.
service AND a smile!
Taking orders, left and right
Taking orders, left and right
Look at all those syrups just waiting to be alphabetized...
...and cups to stock!
somebody's had a little too much coffee!
This one was taken prior to officially starting our shift...not quite enough coffee yet.It is a little bit corny- working together, at a coffee shop...but admittedly, it is kind of fun, we get to hang out, work together, see a lot of regulars, many of them friends, and get all java'd up for the work week ahead.
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I agree...it is the best coffee in Fairbanks. In fact, I'm missing it a lot!
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