I often have ideas but no time to fully and properly execute them. One of mine was to approach our local ministerial alliance (ecumenical group of pastors) about running a book discussion of a book that very effectively and fairly presents both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Another one: now that Fuller has Slack for students, forming interest groups there for online students to connect on an informal, ad hoc basis.
PS: I made the pot roast recipe you linked to in a recent newsletter and my family LOVED it.
I often have ideas but no time to fully and properly execute them. One of mine was to approach our local ministerial alliance (ecumenical group of pastors) about running a book discussion of a book that very effectively and fairly presents both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Another one: now that Fuller has Slack for students, forming interest groups there for online students to connect on an informal, ad hoc basis.
PS: I made the pot roast recipe you linked to in a recent newsletter and my family LOVED it.
We need to start a support group for people with too many ideas! What are we supposed to do with ourselves?
I'm so glad that you also loved the pot roast! I'm planning to make it again this weekend.