Come and sit for a while...

 We attended an event at our local Arboretum today. It was cool and beautiful and they had a jazz band playing and a beautiful table loaded with tempting food. It was lovely. After the news of the ACU bus wreck and the heart break of that ordeal it was soothing and calming to be in the gardens and walk in the peace and quiet and ask God for comfort for His people and blessing for recovery. 
 I pray that your day of worship tomorrow will be filled with thanksgiving and peace. I pray ours will be too. Blessings...and enjoy this walk through the garden. I invite you to just sit for a while...







Isaiah 49:13

13 Shout for joy, you heavens;

rejoice, you earth;

burst into song, you mountains!

For the LORD comforts his people

and will have compassion on his afflicted ones.

Comments

Cow Pies & Mud Pies said…
That sounds and looks like a Lovely day. I almost felt like I was there.

Great picture of you two!
November 6, 2011 at 3:21 PM
Pat said…
What a delightful place to sit and listen to the jazz group with lovely flowers and trees around! We had a wonderful worship service and our pastor spoke about having peace by giving all our anxieties over to the Lord.
November 6, 2011 at 4:13 PM
Wa Wa Waughs said…
Nice! I was so sorry to hear about the accident, too!
November 7, 2011 at 8:57 AM
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