He rarely speaks before a crowd;
he doesn’t teach a class;
but when he comes to Sunday school
he brings his friends en masse.
He cannot sing to save his life,
and stammers when he prays;
but always his jalopy is
just crammed on each Lord’s Day.
So, though he’ll seldom sing or teach
or boldly lead in prayer,
he listens well, he wears a smile,
and he is always there.
and offers rides to all who’ll come
collects folks near and far;
God’s work is greatly prospered by
his consecrated car.
Years ago, as newlyweds, we took on the job of picking up a whole bunch of kids from a neighborhood near the church. We used the church van to cram them all in, and we had so much fun with them. It was a wonderful experience, and you brought it back with your poem 🙂
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I’m glad it brought back those good memories. I read a short account Of this nature and made it into a poem. 🙂
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Carrying out God’s work in his own special way. Simply delightful Christine.
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Thank you. Happy Monday morning. 🙂
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