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Tonight was our church Christmas Cantata.  It was beautiful.  The choir worked hard and I think we were able to be a blessing to some people tonight.  It's always kind of sad when it comes to an end, but next year's cantata is not that far away!!!  {Well, if  you like to plan a bit ahead it's not far away!}  We also had a dessert fellowship afterwards.  It is a lot of work for the kitchen help, but always worth it.  Hubby and I like to watch as people go through the line.  Love watching how everyone interacts with one another.  I think everyone had a good time.

The Pastor's Fellowship that our family helped serve was wonderful!  We had plenty of food and know the partakers of the meal were well fed and did not leave hungry!  I always count it a blessing when our family can help out.  We may not be able to give large sums of money, but we have plenty of hands that can be of help in a number of ways!

At last, this evening, I leave you with a prayer request.  A young lady in our church is going to Kentucky tomorrow for thyroid cancer surgery on Tuesday.  This will not be her first time for the surgery.  The cancer is rather "entangled".  Our prayer is that God would be glorified in this.  Of course we would love to see a miracle and find out the cancer is gone.  But the young lady has such a wonderful spirit about her toward this.  Would you pray for Cara?  I know the power of pray is amazing!  (Daughter-in-law #3 experienced that this week herself!) 
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