PROJECT BURN IT UP

Last week I posted about trying to burn brush in the rain and how frustrating that was.

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This week, the weather has turned and I have been able to burn two days this week so far.

The three piles I have to burn will probably take me most of the summer to burn, but at least I have gotten a start

Spring cleaning has begun!

HOLY WEEK

HERE ARE SOME PHOTOS FROM HOLY WEEK IN WINCHENDON MASSACHUSETTS

FOUR CHURCHES GATHERED ON PALM SUNDAY FOR A PRAYER WALK UP CENTRAL ST. IN WINCHENDON.

TWO OF OUR COUNCIL PASTORS FATHER GREG AND PASTOR JASON

THE GATHERING AT THE FLAGPOLE. WE PRAYED FOR OUR COMMUNITY IN ENGLISH, HEBREW, SPANISH, POLISH AND FRENCH.

ON EASTER SUNDAY THREE CHURCHES GATHERED AT THE OLDEST CHURCH IN TOWN (NOW OWNED BY THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY) FOR AN EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE.

JON BAUVER AND PATRICK CORTIS, MEMBERS OF OUR COUNCIL, WHO RUN THE WORSHIP ROOM HOUSE OF PRAYER IN WINCHENDON, LED US ALL IN WORSHIP.

IN SPITE OF THE RAIN WE GATHERED OUTSIDE FOR THE SUNRISE.

THE DAY ENDED WITH A FAMILY GATHERING AT MY SON JOE’S HOUSE.

HOW WAS YOUR HOLY WEEK SPENT?

BURNING THE RAIN

This week’s project at the Vicarage is burning brush.

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Unfortunately the weather has been so rainy all week, getting a fire going has been very difficult and the acrid smoke from last year’s weeds makes my clothes smell soooo bad.

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Still it is the beginning of a whole host of other projects. So I will soldier on through the smoke!

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