Busy Tuesdays

I am very busy on Tuesdays and am home in a break to make dinner for husband CB and daughter MJ. This morning was the Wisdom Class, the book study I facilitate. Currently our book is Embracing the World: Praying for Justice and Peace by Jane Vennard. We've been having really good discussions about personal prayer, intercessory prayer, evil in the world, and praying for enemies. I was very pleased that one person brought up the usefulness of the prayer I suggested--Bless _____________, change me."
This afternoon is three hours of EFM Bible study--my first year. (I had wondered if I'd even like it since I've taken many seminary hours of Scripture classes, and joined because a friend is facilitating.) After that ends at 5, I have one hour until a Greek class taught by a priest at a different Episcopal Church. I took Greek for two semesters five years ago, but have lost everything I learned. However, I think Greek may be a little easier for re-learning now.

And so I wanted to leave a quotation here for anyone who happens to stop by:

"We think we must climb to a certain height of goodness before we can reach God. But He says not 'At the end of the way you may find me;' He says 'I am the way; I am the road under your feet, the road that begins just as low down as you happen to be.' If we are in a hole the Way begins in the hole. The moment we set our face in the same direction as His, we are walking with God."

~Helen Wodehouse (1880-1964)