Comments for Street to the Seat http://www.streettotheseat.com Addressing the needs of the church and the emerging generation. Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:02:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on Invest Wisely in the First Impressions of the Church by Darren Scully http://www.streettotheseat.com/2010/02/24/invest-wisely-in-the-first-impressions-of-the-church/#comment-451 Darren Scully Mon, 01 Mar 2010 05:18:36 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=596#comment-451 This blog hits home with me because I saw it and felt it. I have been to the mega churches from the east coast to west coast and by no means do I mean what I am about to say in negative way. Don't get me wrong, these large churches are making an impact and that is great. But, for a moment, allow me to paint a simplistic picture. Have you ever seen a bull dozer moving a pile of rubble or dirt? It definitely pushes a ton but on both sides of the scooper, there is always overflow and trails left of what got missed. Does it make it a bad scooper? No. It just means that no matter how many mega churches there are on each corner, someone will get missed and that is one person too many. I admit, I never understood the planting of new churches fully until now. Well, I have been in the mega churches where no one said hello to me, even after I reach out and mention that I am from out of town and it falls on deaf ears. I don't blame anyone, I know it happens. I was some of the "extra" pushed to the side and was part of the trail that didn't make it the scoopers pass. When thousands attending, someone is going to be missed if they don't speak up. Well, I was blessed with an opportunity to visit Hope Crossing and see firsthand what Pastor Pat and Pastor Kerry are doing. I was greeted multiple times and was asked many questions and I tell you, I just felt at home. It was a peaceful feeling though so ironic to be surrounded by strangers but left feeling like I knew so many people there. I say that that they are not strangers, but new friends, brothers and sisters in Christ. The Hope Crossing scooper went by and scooped me in and they made sure no one was left behind. I know they are small and have the undivided resources to make this kind of first impression impact, but the impact and impression was purposely made and not just by default. These pastors bring a new focus and gravitational pull to the Word. They will reach the lost, they will reach out and make a difference, one person at a time. So, in harmony with Pastor Kerry's blog, I agree, however one serves in the ministry, take the time to enrich that first impression, because you never know just who you may save. This blog hits home with me because I saw it and felt it. I have been to the mega churches from the east coast to west coast and by no means do I mean what I am about to say in negative way. Don’t get me wrong, these large churches are making an impact and that is great. But, for a moment, allow me to paint a simplistic picture. Have you ever seen a bull dozer moving a pile of rubble or dirt? It definitely pushes a ton but on both sides of the scooper, there is always overflow and trails left of what got missed. Does it make it a bad scooper? No. It just means that no matter how many mega churches there are on each corner, someone will get missed and that is one person too many. I admit, I never understood the planting of new churches fully until now. Well, I have been in the mega churches where no one said hello to me, even after I reach out and mention that I am from out of town and it falls on deaf ears. I don’t blame anyone, I know it happens. I was some of the “extra” pushed to the side and was part of the trail that didn’t make it the scoopers pass. When thousands attending, someone is going to be missed if they don’t speak up. Well, I was blessed with an opportunity to visit Hope Crossing and see firsthand what Pastor Pat and Pastor Kerry are doing. I was greeted multiple times and was asked many questions and I tell you, I just felt at home. It was a peaceful feeling though so ironic to be surrounded by strangers but left feeling like I knew so many people there. I say that that they are not strangers, but new friends, brothers and sisters in Christ. The Hope Crossing scooper went by and scooped me in and they made sure no one was left behind. I know they are small and have the undivided resources to make this kind of first impression impact, but the impact and impression was purposely made and not just by default. These pastors bring a new focus and gravitational pull to the Word. They will reach the lost, they will reach out and make a difference, one person at a time. So, in harmony with Pastor Kerry’s blog, I agree, however one serves in the ministry, take the time to enrich that first impression, because you never know just who you may save.

]]> Comment on Hope Crossing Community Church - Christmas Eve Launch by Rockbridge Graduate And Professor Start A Church In Ladera Ranch | Rockbridge Seminary Online http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/11/24/hope-crossing-community-church-christmas-eve-launch/#comment-436 Rockbridge Graduate And Professor Start A Church In Ladera Ranch | Rockbridge Seminary Online Tue, 19 Jan 2010 15:42:17 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=555#comment-436 [...] has given many signs to both Pat and Kerry as well as their wives and others that they have…Continue reading the news from Kerry. Share and [...] [...] has given many signs to both Pat and Kerry as well as their wives and others that they have…Continue reading the news from Kerry. Share and [...]

]]> Comment on Super fellowship with LifeChurch.tv Wellington, Florida - GREAT ministry Team by Kerry Mackey http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/10/13/super-fellowship-with-lifechurchtv-wellington-florida-great-ministry-team/#comment-421 Kerry Mackey Wed, 14 Oct 2009 16:33:32 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=550#comment-421 Larry, my privilege... Great to see God's people "loving God and loving others". Blessings! Pastor Kerry (PK) Larry, my privilege… Great to see God’s people “loving God and loving others”.

Blessings!

Pastor Kerry (PK)

]]> Comment on Super fellowship with LifeChurch.tv Wellington, Florida - GREAT ministry Team by Larry Mayer http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/10/13/super-fellowship-with-lifechurchtv-wellington-florida-great-ministry-team/#comment-420 Larry Mayer Wed, 14 Oct 2009 16:12:58 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=550#comment-420 Kerry---it was good to meet you and your family last Sunday. Thanks for your kind words---it will serve to encourage our teams in what they try to do each Sunday. Kerry—it was good to meet you and your family last Sunday. Thanks for your kind words—it will serve to encourage our teams in what they try to do each Sunday.

]]> Comment on Customer Service - a back porch discussion by Ellis Hayden http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/10/03/customer-service-a-back-porch-discussion/#comment-418 Ellis Hayden Tue, 06 Oct 2009 02:22:44 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=541#comment-418 Really appreciated the insights from the back porch. Customer Service doesn't just happen, we have to educate, train and inspire the servant attitude. Really appreciated the insights from the back porch. Customer Service doesn’t just happen, we have to educate, train and inspire the servant attitude.

]]> Comment on Listening to God for Our Next Steps by Ellis Hayden http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/09/23/listening-to-god-for-our-next-steps/#comment-411 Ellis Hayden Thu, 24 Sep 2009 12:57:28 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=529#comment-411 Since resigning from my last assignment, I was faced with the first time in 30 years that I was not on a church staff. My resignation was my choice, but it came because I realized I couldn't lead a congregation that refused to follow. That manifested itself when a group within the church presented a petition seeking my resignation, because they believed it was "time for a change." (This was not the first time this congregation did this) I chose to resign rather than cause the church to go through a battle of defending or attacking me. There was immediate relief from the pressure of the responsibility, conflict management, and frustration. There was anger, because though others were dictating that my ministry was over there, I believed my ministry was successful. I had invested 11 years in that church and community, endured major challenges, there was evidence of God's working, yet there were those who contended that it was a "time for a change." There was anxiety, because I wasn't sure what the next step would be. There was concern about financial security, concern about being "damaged goods" and how to enter the "job field" again from the sidelines. Add to that the concern for my wife and family, plus friends and followers who were struggling with this seemed to add to the burden. It's here where I re-learned that you have to practice what you preach. We talk about "trusting the Lord with all our heart," but when you have financial, occupational, and relational security, that often masks a "false" security system. In the past four months, I have watched as God has provided ministry opportunities, met financial needs, and have watched myself, my wife and family grow in their faith. As difficult as the journey has been, I have found that was part of the preparation process for His next assignment for me. I once heard it said, "The past is but a prologue to the present. Our future is as bright as our faith in God." I have found what many in the Scriptures discovered, that it is only when you are totally dependent on God, that you truly know what it means to trust in Him. I would advise all who are on this type of journey to do these things that have been helpful to me... 1. Get into God's word and allow God to speak to you. I camped out at Jeremiah 29:11, Isaiah 40, and Lamentation 3:22-25, for weeks. 2. Seek out your godly friends for encouragement and guidance. Be honest and let them minister to you. 3. Keep your ministry alive by leading a home Bible study, make yourself available to preach or teach, and continue minister to people. 4. If you have to seek secular employment, view it as an opportunity to enter a new mission field rather than just a job that will pay the bills. 5. "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your path." (Proverbs 3:5-6) Taking the next step, Ellis Hayden Since resigning from my last assignment, I was faced with the first time in 30 years that I was not on a church staff. My resignation was my choice, but it came because I realized I couldn’t lead a congregation that refused to follow. That manifested itself when a group within the church presented a petition seeking my resignation, because they believed it was “time for a change.” (This was not the first time this congregation did this) I chose to resign rather than cause the church to go through a battle of defending or attacking me.
There was immediate relief from the pressure of the responsibility, conflict management, and frustration. There was anger, because though others were dictating that my ministry was over there, I believed my ministry was successful. I had invested 11 years in that church and community, endured major challenges, there was evidence of God’s working, yet there were those who contended that it was a “time for a change.” There was anxiety, because I wasn’t sure what the next step would be. There was concern about financial security, concern about being “damaged goods” and how to enter the “job field” again from the sidelines. Add to that the concern for my wife and family, plus friends and followers who were struggling with this seemed to add to the burden.
It’s here where I re-learned that you have to practice what you preach. We talk about “trusting the Lord with all our heart,” but when you have financial, occupational, and relational security, that often masks a “false” security system.
In the past four months, I have watched as God has provided ministry opportunities, met financial needs, and have watched myself, my wife and family grow in their faith. As difficult as the journey has been, I have found that was part of the preparation process for His next assignment for me.
I once heard it said, “The past is but a prologue to the present. Our future is as bright as our faith in God.” I have found what many in the Scriptures discovered, that it is only when you are totally dependent on God, that you truly know what it means to trust in Him.
I would advise all who are on this type of journey to do these things that have been helpful to me…
1. Get into God’s word and allow God to speak to you. I camped out at Jeremiah 29:11, Isaiah 40, and Lamentation 3:22-25, for weeks.
2. Seek out your godly friends for encouragement and guidance. Be honest and let them minister to you.
3. Keep your ministry alive by leading a home Bible study, make yourself available to preach or teach, and continue minister to people.
4. If you have to seek secular employment, view it as an opportunity to enter a new mission field rather than just a job that will pay the bills.
5. “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your path.” (Proverbs 3:5-6)

Taking the next step, Ellis Hayden

]]> Comment on Tim Davis: Christmas Dreaming - NEW RELEASE by Sonia Gloria Roy http://www.streettotheseat.com/2007/12/07/tim-davis-christmas-dreaming-new-release/#comment-410 Sonia Gloria Roy Sun, 20 Sep 2009 15:24:53 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/2007/12/07/tim-davis-christmas-dreaming-new-release/#comment-410 Dear brother Tim! The Lord spoke to hubby & me and told us to go to California for our summer vacation in August this year. He put a vision of Saddleback church in our hearts and in obedience, we left Italy, not knowing why but just trusting. We arrived in Lake Forest on the 9th.. Any guesses who in the Kingdom this is yet?? I sat through the whole service weeping, completelty moved by the Holy Spirit! Then, the Lord pointed you out and told us to have prayer with u. Still sobbing my eyes out, I told u how desperate I was to serve the Lord and write books for Him. U prayed with us and touched our hearts deeply with your compassion of Christ and love. We are the Italians who got baptized last month!! Buddy & Lynnda were here in Italy 2 days ago and we had dinner together in Florence. I told them how much u had blessed us with your prayer, because a few days after u had prayed,God began to move Mightily. Lynnda told us that u were a famous worhip leader!! Glory!! May Jesus continue to use your hands, heart and mind and may His Beauty continue to shine through u! Stay on fire for Him! We love u! Sonia & Max. Dear brother Tim!

The Lord spoke to hubby & me and told us to go to California for our summer vacation in August this year. He put a vision of Saddleback church in our hearts and in obedience, we left Italy, not knowing why but just trusting. We arrived in Lake Forest on the 9th.. Any guesses who in the Kingdom this is yet??
I sat through the whole service weeping, completelty moved by the Holy Spirit!
Then, the Lord pointed you out and told us to have prayer with u. Still sobbing my eyes out, I told u how desperate I was to serve the Lord and write books for Him. U prayed with us and touched our hearts deeply with your compassion of Christ and love.
We are the Italians who got baptized last month!!
Buddy & Lynnda were here in Italy 2 days ago and we had dinner together in Florence. I told them how much u had blessed us with your prayer, because a few days after u had prayed,God began to move Mightily. Lynnda told us that u were a famous worhip leader!! Glory!!
May Jesus continue to use your hands, heart and mind and may His Beauty continue to shine through u!
Stay on fire for Him!
We love u!
Sonia & Max.

]]> Comment on Imbalance in the Sacred Space by Joe Grant Gage http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/09/06/imbalance-in-the-sacred-space/#comment-407 Joe Grant Gage Mon, 07 Sep 2009 01:21:07 +0000 http://69.89.31.108/~streetto/?p=116#comment-407 Now that's a good word right there. Let's don't major on the minors. The eternally significant things should be the focus. Blessings! Now that’s a good word right there. Let’s don’t major on the minors. The eternally significant things should be the focus. Blessings!

]]> Comment on Rockbridge Seminary - Just finishing up teaching “The Theology and Practice of Fellowship” by Matthew http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/04/28/rockbridge-seminary-just-finishing-up-teaching-the-theology-and-practice-of-fellowship/#comment-403 Matthew Thu, 09 Jul 2009 23:18:01 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=447#comment-403 I just enrolled in Rockbridges' Diploma program. I am so excited to get my seminary education started I just enrolled in Rockbridges’ Diploma program. I am so excited to get my seminary education started

]]> Comment on They know “everything” about you… by Post Revisited: “They Know ‘Everything’ About You” | Street to the Seat http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/03/09/they-know-everything-about-you/#comment-400 Post Revisited: “They Know ‘Everything’ About You” | Street to the Seat Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:22:29 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=430#comment-400 [...] READ ENTIRE POSTING: They Know “everything” About You [...] [...] READ ENTIRE POSTING: They Know “everything” About You [...]

]]> Comment on Rockbridge Seminary - Just finishing up teaching “The Theology and Practice of Fellowship” by Prof- I wish you could read the learning assessments — RockbridgeSeminary.org Rockbridge Seminary Online http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/04/28/rockbridge-seminary-just-finishing-up-teaching-the-theology-and-practice-of-fellowship/#comment-397 Prof- I wish you could read the learning assessments — RockbridgeSeminary.org Rockbridge Seminary Online Wed, 03 Jun 2009 16:42:23 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=447#comment-397 [...] Read full blog posting [...] [...] Read full blog posting [...]

]]> Comment on Not Your Father’s Seminary - Rockbridge Seminary by Not Your Father’s Seminary — RockbridgeSeminary.org Rockbridge Seminary Online http://www.streettotheseat.com/2008/05/06/not-your-fathers-seminary-rockbridge-seminary/#comment-394 Not Your Father’s Seminary — RockbridgeSeminary.org Rockbridge Seminary Online Tue, 26 May 2009 16:50:18 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=361#comment-394 [...] If you haven’t engaged Rockbridge Seminary as a servant leader for your learning experience and study/practice then today is your day.” Continue reading “Not Your Father’s Seminary” [...] [...] If you haven’t engaged Rockbridge Seminary as a servant leader for your learning experience and study/practice then today is your day.” Continue reading “Not Your Father’s Seminary” [...]

]]> Comment on Rockbridge Seminary - Just finishing up teaching “The Theology and Practice of Fellowship” by Sam Simmons http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/04/28/rockbridge-seminary-just-finishing-up-teaching-the-theology-and-practice-of-fellowship/#comment-391 Sam Simmons Sat, 02 May 2009 11:45:55 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=447#comment-391 Great to have you on the teaching team at Rockbridge Seminary, Kerry! You have much to share with seminary students out of your ministry experience and innovative thinking. Great to have you on the teaching team at Rockbridge Seminary, Kerry! You have much to share with seminary students out of your ministry experience and innovative thinking.

]]> Comment on Rockbridge Seminary - Just finishing up teaching “The Theology and Practice of Fellowship” by Daryl Eldridge http://www.streettotheseat.com/2009/04/28/rockbridge-seminary-just-finishing-up-teaching-the-theology-and-practice-of-fellowship/#comment-387 Daryl Eldridge Wed, 29 Apr 2009 18:23:30 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=447#comment-387 We're so grateful you are on the Rockbridge Team. How neat is it to have students from China, Romania, Missouri, and Florida? We’re so grateful you are on the Rockbridge Team. How neat is it to have students from China, Romania, Missouri, and Florida?

]]> Comment on First 90 Days at Christ Fellowship in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida by Nancy Stockton http://www.streettotheseat.com/2008/07/31/first-90-days/#comment-368 Nancy Stockton Sat, 20 Dec 2008 23:05:39 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=393#comment-368 What time does church start for this weekend? Are you having a Christmas Eve service? We just arrived in Florida again and seeking information on your schedule What time does church start for this weekend? Are you having a Christmas Eve service?
We just arrived in Florida again and seeking information on your schedule

]]> Comment on 5 Ways to Engage Your Community as seen through the eyes of Pastor Kerry Mackey and Pastor Erin Kerr. by Stan Gilmore http://www.streettotheseat.com/2007/10/23/5-ways-to-engage-your-community-as-seen-through-the-eyes-of-pastor-kerry-mackey-and-pastor-erin-kerr/#comment-363 Stan Gilmore Thu, 04 Dec 2008 13:31:32 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/2007/10/23/5-ways-to-engage-your-community-as-seen-through-the-eyes-of-pastor-kerry-mackey-and-pastor-erin-kerr/#comment-363 Thanks guys for this excellent resoure for refueling evangelism in me. I have a heart for the work of evangelism but have gotten distracted and busy in other areas of life. I will use these ideas to first re-fire the flame of evangelism in myself and then to reach my community with others. God bless! Thanks guys for this excellent resoure for refueling evangelism in me. I have a heart for the work of evangelism but have gotten distracted and busy in other areas of life. I will use these ideas to first re-fire the flame of evangelism in myself and then to reach my community with others.

God bless!

]]> Comment on Not Your Father’s Seminary - Rockbridge Seminary by People are talking http://www.streettotheseat.com/2008/05/06/not-your-fathers-seminary-rockbridge-seminary/#comment-352 People are talking Mon, 10 Nov 2008 15:26:24 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=361#comment-352 <strong>Not Your Father’s Seminary...</strong> “Currently I am online and on a conference call with our first faculty meeting this semester for Rockbridge Seminary. Dr. Gary Waller is leading the discussion and w...... Not Your Father’s Seminary…

“Currently I am online and on a conference call with our first faculty meeting this semester for Rockbridge Seminary. Dr. Gary Waller is leading the discussion and w……

]]> Comment on G2G “Grow to Go: Reaching Your Potential” by Pastor Kerry http://www.streettotheseat.com/2008/10/27/g2g-grow-to-go-reaching-your-potential/#comment-351 Pastor Kerry Fri, 31 Oct 2008 12:38:12 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=400#comment-351 Thanks my friend. Thanks my friend.

]]> Comment on Pastor Lance Witt lends his expertise to the “Live Like You Were Dying: 30 Day Church Campaign” by TODD STAYART http://www.streettotheseat.com/2007/12/19/pastor-lance-witt-lends-his-expertise-to-the-live-like-you-were-dying-30-day-church-campaign/#comment-350 TODD STAYART Tue, 28 Oct 2008 21:43:47 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/2007/12/19/pastor-lance-witt-lends-his-expertise-to-the-live-like-you-were-dying-30-day-church-campaign/#comment-350 I was a member at Saddleback from 1997 to 2004. I remember this message "live like you were dying" so well. How can I get a copy of this message? What else is available on the theme? I am a recovering alcoholic with a new chance at life--and i want to live like i was dying each day! I was a member at Saddleback from 1997 to 2004. I remember this message “live like you were dying” so well. How can I get a copy of this message? What else is available on the theme? I am a recovering alcoholic with a new chance at life–and i want to live like i was dying each day!

]]> Comment on G2G “Grow to Go: Reaching Your Potential” by David Helbig http://www.streettotheseat.com/2008/10/27/g2g-grow-to-go-reaching-your-potential/#comment-349 David Helbig Mon, 27 Oct 2008 21:22:02 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=400#comment-349 Welcome back to the blogosphere. You've been missed. Welcome back to the blogosphere. You’ve been missed.

]]> Comment on The principle of having the right people in the room. by Marla Saunders http://www.streettotheseat.com/2008/08/25/the-principle-of-having-the-right-people-in-the-room/#comment-340 Marla Saunders Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:03:12 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=396#comment-340 I think in a way you are highlighting the difference between strategic planning and doing life together in community. Sometimes the missing piece of information resides in the least likely member of the community. And in light of that bit about community: sorry that we have been out of town during your recent crisis! We've been keeping up to date and are happy that you have seen God working through the events of the last few days. Our prayers are still with you and Stephanie. I think in a way you are highlighting the difference between strategic planning and doing life together in community. Sometimes the missing piece of information resides in the least likely member of the community.

And in light of that bit about community: sorry that we have been out of town during your recent crisis! We’ve been keeping up to date and are happy that you have seen God working through the events of the last few days. Our prayers are still with you and Stephanie.

]]> Comment on First Impressions - Whos responsibility is it anyway? YOURS! by everyone’s job « alex alexander http://www.streettotheseat.com/2008/08/13/first-impressions-whos-responsibility-is-it-anyway-yours/#comment-339 everyone’s job « alex alexander Tue, 19 Aug 2008 12:01:08 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=394#comment-339 [...] a list of things (from Street to the Seat) to think about this next Sunday as you walk across [...] [...] a list of things (from Street to the Seat) to think about this next Sunday as you walk across [...]

]]> Comment on First Impressions - Whos responsibility is it anyway? YOURS! by Kerry Mackey http://www.streettotheseat.com/2008/08/13/first-impressions-whos-responsibility-is-it-anyway-yours/#comment-338 Kerry Mackey Thu, 14 Aug 2008 11:03:44 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=394#comment-338 Alan, exactly! Somewhere along the way we have gotten away from doing what we know is just right to do and begun thinking, "Oh, someone else will do it" or " "Who do I get to do that for me, I'm busy". I agree with you, "do what you know to do". What are others thinking on how we train our staff and key leaders to do the same? Pastor Kerry Alan, exactly! Somewhere along the way we have gotten away from doing what we know is just right to do and begun thinking, “Oh, someone else will do it” or ” “Who do I get to do that for me, I’m busy”. I agree with you, “do what you know to do”.

What are others thinking on how we train our staff and key leaders to do the same?

Pastor Kerry

]]> Comment on First Impressions - Whos responsibility is it anyway? YOURS! by Alan Stoddard http://www.streettotheseat.com/2008/08/13/first-impressions-whos-responsibility-is-it-anyway-yours/#comment-337 Alan Stoddard Wed, 13 Aug 2008 21:56:17 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=394#comment-337 Timely for me and my team Kerry. I will have them read it. If I were developing a Big Idea from this post it would be this: "Instead of getting a book on first impressions, do what you know to do." Timely for me and my team Kerry. I will have them read it. If I were developing a Big Idea from this post it would be this:

“Instead of getting a book on first impressions, do what you know to do.”

]]> Comment on First 90 Days at Christ Fellowship in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida by Pastor Kerry http://www.streettotheseat.com/2008/07/31/first-90-days/#comment-336 Pastor Kerry Wed, 13 Aug 2008 20:03:16 +0000 http://www.streettotheseat.com/?p=393#comment-336 Marla, thanks a ton. We are so excited to be here and count it a joy to serve with you guys at CF. Look forward to the days ahead. Pastor Kerry Marla,

thanks a ton. We are so excited to be here and count it a joy to serve with you guys at CF.

Look forward to the days ahead.

Pastor Kerry

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