The wind began to blow with more intensity and the snow started to fall. It must be time for a group photo outside. Actually, the time for the picture had been established yesterday, but it was a bit ironic how the weather changed at exactly the point we walked outside. Fortunately, the photo was not scheduled for an hour or so later because this is what it looked like by then.
We have a good group of people working at the Chancery Office. I am blessed to be part of this team that is working in the vineyard of the Lord here in Wyoming. I am grateful to Rev. Carl Gallinger (far left in top photo) who has assumed the duties of Diocesan Administrator in the absence of a bishop. He will keep the ship running smoothly while we wait for the appointment of a new bishop.
Our staff gathers for prayer each day at 11:50 am before heading off to lunch. We keep the people of the Diocese of Cheyenne in our prayers on a regular basis, but our intercessory prayer reaches much wider than just Wyoming. I have frequently placed petitions with the group to pray for people from my previous parishes in Missouri and Colorado. There is no doubt our prayers are effective. Time and time again we have seen the power of prayer in our midst. God's grace, mercy, and healing is amazing.
Our staff gathers for prayer each day at 11:50 am before heading off to lunch. We keep the people of the Diocese of Cheyenne in our prayers on a regular basis, but our intercessory prayer reaches much wider than just Wyoming. I have frequently placed petitions with the group to pray for people from my previous parishes in Missouri and Colorado. There is no doubt our prayers are effective. Time and time again we have seen the power of prayer in our midst. God's grace, mercy, and healing is amazing.
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