Back to the Future part 2

February 12, 2007 by
Filed under: Religion, Youth 

At this point, I have to give my “Back to the Future” task an incomplete.

Last night’s meeting was nice, but there was minimal interaction with anybody.  The program was on Haiti and consisted of a video shot by the Youth Director on a visit to Haiti a few years ago.  Later, the pastor of a church in Haiti that our congregation supports came and spoke of his ministry and the situation there (including his being in the US due to death threats).  The kids were quiet for the most part and the adults asked most of the questions.

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Another issue that I discovered last night is the time commitment and time with my wife.  There might be a conflict there – it depends on how important the youth work is to me.  We’ll see.

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