Washington, DC

I am on my way to Washington, D.C. I’ve only been there one time, and that was only for literally two hours.

While guest speaking in Delaware, Loren (assistant pastor) and I parked our rental car in a rail station parking lot and rode the rest of the way on the Metro to the very heart of the historical city. To our right, the monumental Capitol building; in front, the White House; to the west, the grand Washington obelisk pointed us to the Lincoln Memorial, and my favorite, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall. While there are sooooo many wonderful places to visit, I coerced Loren to prioritize our visit and run to "the Wall." It was a very impressive and emotional visit.

This time around I’ll be able to not only have more time, but I have been personally invited to participate with a local association, with the privilege of visiting the inner circles and special non-tourists visit and orientation tours of the Capitol and meet and rub elbows with several of our lawmakers. One whole day is set aside for a conference chock full of prominent speakers and Christian politicians sharing the platform.

Pray for me, would ya?