This is our story of life among the Roma of Eastern Europe serving as field personnel through the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Our Girl Did It!
Our daughter, Amy Lee Stocks Gallaher, graduated with her Masters in Divinity from Campbell University Divinity School this past weekend. We were the proud parents - especially when she surprised us with the news that she was graduating with distinction (honors). Ralph was honored to bring her hood forward during the ceremony. It was a great moment for all of us. We also give thanks to the scholarship program CBF offers for young leaders. Amy Lee, you go girl! Eight years at Campbell comes to an end and your bright, exciting future begins!
Monday, May 6, 2013
Happy Easter! Paste Felicit!
Ralph and me with the Flowering Cross |
Like churches around the world, our Romanian church had different services throughout Holy Week. On Good Friday or Big Friday as it
The Cast |
Easter Sunday morning the usual greeting of "Pace" (peace) between church goers was changed to "Cristos a inviat!" (Christ has risen) and one responds back "Adevarat a inviat!" (It's true He's risen). The service was full of poems and beautiful music from the choir and mandolin orchestra. Church members had been invited to bring a flower to decorate a cross. The Flowering Cross represents the new life that comes from Christ. It is a dramatic moment when the doors open and the cross is presented. This year we also celebrated by taking family pictures. It was a joyous celebration. Cristos a inviat! Adevarat a inviat!
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