This gallery is a melange of my photographic styles as well as a look into my daily life. I try to capture something new every day or else to find something that fits the day. It's a great excuse to carry my camera with me more often than not, and it allows me to stop and take those pictures that need to be taken.
To see what 2007 looked like, click on this link: http://spccreative.smugmug.com/gallery/2958746_n6VBs#238075802
To see what 2007 looked like, click on this link: http://spccreative.smugmug.com/gallery/2958746_n6VBs#238075802
July 27, 2008
The Church Has Left The Building
If a visitor had tried to go to our church on July 27, they might have been surprised to see that we had no service and no Sunday School. Instead, they would have found a group of volunteers assembling walls for Habitat for Humanity and loading them onto a flatbed truck.
The other members had scattered to about 44 different sites in the community where they participated in a huge variety of service projects. It was our chance to cover our community in prayer and to serve as Jesus with skin on.
Mike and I had the privilege of traveling to about eight of the different sites to help record activities. It was so hard to choose a single image for the day. While this is not an artistic shot but more of a snapshot, it shows a little bit of one project along with the fruits of the Spirit -- love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, gentleness, and self control.
My prayer is that these fruits will root deeply and flourish throughout the area.
For a tiny peek at some of the work, here's a link to our other images from the day: http://spccreative.smugmug.com/gallery/5555611_DfYBZ#340362983_Rw2ZS
The Church Has Left The Building
If a visitor had tried to go to our church on July 27, they might have been surprised to see that we had no service and no Sunday School. Instead, they would have found a group of volunteers assembling walls for Habitat for Humanity and loading them onto a flatbed truck.
The other members had scattered to about 44 different sites in the community where they participated in a huge variety of service projects. It was our chance to cover our community in prayer and to serve as Jesus with skin on.
Mike and I had the privilege of traveling to about eight of the different sites to help record activities. It was so hard to choose a single image for the day. While this is not an artistic shot but more of a snapshot, it shows a little bit of one project along with the fruits of the Spirit -- love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, gentleness, and self control.
My prayer is that these fruits will root deeply and flourish throughout the area.
For a tiny peek at some of the work, here's a link to our other images from the day: http://spccreative.smugmug.com/gallery/5555611_DfYBZ#340362983_Rw2ZS
July 27, 2008
The Church Has Left The Building
If a visitor had tried to go to our church on July 27, they might have been surprised to see that we had no service and no Sunday School. Instead, they would have found a group of volunteers assembling walls for Habitat for Humanity and loading them onto a flatbed truck.
The other members had scattered to about 44 different sites in the community where they participated in a huge variety of service projects. It was our chance to cover our community in prayer and to serve as Jesus with skin on.
Mike and I had the privilege of traveling to about eight of the different sites to help record activities. It was so hard to choose a single image for the day. While this is not an artistic shot but more of a snapshot, it shows a little bit of one project along with the fruits of the Spirit -- love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, gentleness, and self control.
My prayer is that these fruits will root deeply and flourish throughout the area.
For a tiny peek at some of the work, here's a link to our other images from the day: http://spccreative.smugmug.com/gallery/5555611_DfYBZ#340362983_Rw2ZS
The Church Has Left The Building
If a visitor had tried to go to our church on July 27, they might have been surprised to see that we had no service and no Sunday School. Instead, they would have found a group of volunteers assembling walls for Habitat for Humanity and loading them onto a flatbed truck.
The other members had scattered to about 44 different sites in the community where they participated in a huge variety of service projects. It was our chance to cover our community in prayer and to serve as Jesus with skin on.
Mike and I had the privilege of traveling to about eight of the different sites to help record activities. It was so hard to choose a single image for the day. While this is not an artistic shot but more of a snapshot, it shows a little bit of one project along with the fruits of the Spirit -- love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, gentleness, and self control.
My prayer is that these fruits will root deeply and flourish throughout the area.
For a tiny peek at some of the work, here's a link to our other images from the day: http://spccreative.smugmug.com/gallery/5555611_DfYBZ#340362983_Rw2ZS
