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Notes From the Vicarage 
Good Wednesday afternoon, pastor. I have been browsing through your blog, reading from various sections. Why? Because you “liked” a post I wrote some time ago, one I just came across today while looking for something else. I had no memory of exactly who you were or how you came to be reading one of my blog posts.
Would you mind a “snoopy” question? Would you tell me a little bit about yourself? My own Esther’s Petition blog writing has slowed down considerably in recent years for a variety of reasons. Mostly transitions. Lots of transitions, family, personal health, re-location of my living quarters, church membership, etc. I have subscribed to your blog today, although I think I was a subscriber in the past before I changed my email provider. In any case, I’d like to hear from you, if you’re willing to drop me a little note.
Blessings from 81 YO fellow blogger and believer Bette Cox in Florence, SC, widow, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother; retired church musician, retired Bible class teacher, but not retired intercessor. https://EsthersPetition.wordpress.com / https://www.bettecox.com
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Hi Betty! I would be glad to let you into my world a bit. I am and have been a minister with the Assemblies of God for about 29 years. I started as a children’s pastor, moved to the position of youth and worship and then became an assistant pastor for many years. For the last four years (began my fifth year in April) I have been lead Pastor at Cornerstone Church in Winchendon MA.
Almost all of my ministry has been carried out in this little town in Northern Massachusetts. My family serves with me in ministry here and we are gladly building a life and witness to this people group. It is exciting to be serving God at this time of the world’s history.
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Thanks for your response, pastor! Attached is a little longer note to reply to your reply! Blessings, Bette
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