Who I am

I am a Shepherd’s Wife.  I met my Shepherd at Bible college.  In a whirlwind romance we decided we shared love for each other and a vision for the Church.  Our ideals of life were similar and we became engaged and married about 2 decades ago.  My love for the Church has been enriched and has been tested since then.  I believe that is part of the wandering I am called to as I love and support my Shepherd.

Of course, my story begins before those days.  My story begins as a young girl in a divorced home longing for the acceptance and love of my dad.  In the church, I found who God had created me to be.  I found people who believed me to have worth.  And then I found God.  For me, the Church was the safest place I had been.  It was where I came for acceptance and understanding.  It was where I wanted to spend the rest of my life.

I am no longer so naive as to believe all churches are safe.  In fact, I am now certain my home church was only safe for me because I wasn’t married to a Shepherd.  Despite this understanding, I love the local church.  I love the idea of a congregation coming together, seeking to worship the One who created us and loves us.  I love the idea of encouraging one another in this journey of life and helping each other to find relationship with God.  I love the idea of the Church being a light to the world.  And I love the idea of the Church being a safe place in that journey.

I am not sure if I have goals with this blog.  I think mostly I hope to understand more about the wanderings as I live life married to my Shepherd.

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One Response to Who I am

  1. Shepherd says:

    I love you! Glad to have you on the blogging experience with me. We’ll wander together.

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