Pastor Tim's Ordination

I've told the story to just about anyone who would listen, but Tim is my camp counselor from Ne So Dak back in 2000/2001. He has been a constant source of friendship, faith and love for me in my life.

I was bursting with pride when we received the invitation to go to his ordination, and a bundle of nerves yesterday morning as we walked out the door.

Tim had called me weeks in advance and asked me to be the "Official" photographer for his event. I couldn't imagine a better way to participate. I crawled around every inch of that church trying to get the best angle.

I'm so proud, and so happy to be able to be here for this day, and even more excited to be able to document it in this way.

Way to go Pastor Tim, we love you and are very proud of you!

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