Succot in Scottsdale! Excellent! I wish I could've been there! In fact Pastor Beni Johnson led a celebration at a temporary shelter just outside the Prayer Chapel at Bethel Church. However, I was dissapointed that I had to work that evening!
I love what you said here - "...It is interesting to choose furniture that complements not competes. I never try to match. I want the room to look and feel like it belongs together even with a variety of furnishings..." This is my philosophy too! "...Red and yellow, black and white, they are precious in His sight Yeshua loved all the children of the world...." And we're *all* His children!
I want to travel the world - tell everyone about Jesus, and bring back stories and objet d' art that will remind me of what God did and where He did it! I love anthropology (studying human cultures) and want to use that theme as the basis for the design of "the Castle of The Kingdom". There was an open house today. I spoke with the broker who is representing the mortgage firm who wants to sell. They have come down about $250k (to ask approximately $400k) in just over a year! God is up to something good. I need to know His plan, and find people who will work alongside me in this vision - "Hospitality for the Sojourners". It is difficult to leave home and live in a foreign country for months at a time (quite costly too!) but it can be made easier by providing NICE dorm style housing for the International Students at Bethel's Supernatural School of Minsitry - at a good price. The "Castle of The Kingdom" is the first step in the vision I have for providing this hospitality for our international brothers and sisters. This year we have 350 international students! And this number continues to grow each year! Mary Ann - I'm so pleased that you and I are friends!
I am a mother of 3 beautiful and ever so talented children. My husband makes me look good behind the scenes in the Design Firm. Having taught art, studied art history in Europe and New York and had the privilege of having some of the best clients in the world. My 25 years in this industry have been most rewarding. Not to mention seeing homes published and hearing from happy clients. They have truly been my greatest asset and remained close friends. I get paid to have fun, make things beautiful and change hearts as well as re-arrange rooms.
Succot in Scottsdale! Excellent! I wish I could've been there! In fact Pastor Beni Johnson led a celebration at a temporary shelter just outside the Prayer Chapel at Bethel Church. However, I was dissapointed that I had to work that evening!
ReplyDeleteI love what you said here - "...It is interesting to choose furniture that complements not competes. I never try to match. I want the room to look and feel like it belongs together even with a variety of furnishings..."
This is my philosophy too! "...Red and yellow, black and white, they are precious in His sight Yeshua loved all the children of the world...." And we're *all* His children!
I want to travel the world - tell everyone about Jesus, and bring back stories and objet d' art that will remind me of what God did and where He did it! I love anthropology (studying human cultures) and want to use that theme as the basis for the design of "the Castle of The Kingdom". There was an open house today. I spoke with the broker who is representing the mortgage firm who wants to sell. They have come down about $250k (to ask approximately $400k) in just over a year! God is up to something good. I need to know His plan, and find people who will work alongside me in this vision - "Hospitality for the Sojourners". It is difficult to leave home and live in a foreign country for months at a time (quite costly too!) but it can be made easier by providing NICE dorm style housing for the International Students at Bethel's Supernatural School of Minsitry - at a good price. The "Castle of The Kingdom" is the first step in the vision I have for providing this hospitality for our international brothers and sisters. This year we have 350 international students! And this number continues to grow each year!
Mary Ann - I'm so pleased that you and I are friends!