This morning we woke to heavy snowfall. Initially the ground was too warm for the snow to remain frozen, but as the day went by it started to accumulate on the ground. It must have been worse out of town as there were bank-ups of traffic on the highways, and consequently the staring time for the sessions was again delayed.
John and David again taught about sonship and the development of christian community. It was very good and I have learned a few new things.
John has been able to teach more sessions than he expected which means I won't be teaching. On Sunday I don't have a preaching appointment yet either. I'm not worried about that as I'm not here for my ego but to serve the mission. In any event, I've had lots of opportunities to talk informally in small groups and with individuals.
The Retreat Centre is booked out for the weekend and Ken is looking for places for David, Michael and me to stay. I don't know whether we will return after the weekend.
Tomorrow is the last day of the Ministry School. Friday and Saturday will be a full conference. Because the Ripple Network, who are hosting the School and the Conference, don't own any property and Immanuel Church where we've been holding the school will be used on the weekend, we will be moving to a different venue for the conference.
Anyway, it's a blessed time. The attendees are really receptive to the teachings about relational christianity so it's all worth while.
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