Christmas in November

We have been busy with Christmas activities since November! We hosted a Christmas fellowship at our house for the Ladies Ministry on campus. 35 women came for the fellowship. We had games, a Christmas devotion, and a craft. Look at the yummy food!

This last picture is a gift to our aerobic instructor, Johnny, who has been giving us aerobic classes during the term. These are the ladies who faithfully exercised at least once a week!

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Anonymous said…

OH MY GOODNESS. Is Kat taller than Fun? Makes me want to be there. More pictures please!

December 17, 2007 at 5:43 AM

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