Karla Ezell Cook posted the following reflections about the 2008 CFC Reunion in the CFC Group in Facebook (www.facebook.com):
“We sure put in a lottalotta hours in the car to get there (and home again), but Lyle and I agreed that it was worth the time, effort and cost. CFC had such a significant impact on both our lives and it was great to be able to be on the campus again and re-connect with old friends.
The highlight of the weekend for me was the music and testimony time on Saturday night. It was so encouraging to hear story after story of how faithful God has been in all of our lives over the years. I also was encouraged by your message on Sunday morning, Uncle Ray, challenging us to look to the future.
One suggestion for next time. Could we maybe have a reception (or something “social” like that) on the first night? I found it hard to sit through the first service when I really wanted to be visiting! I kept looking around recognizing faces and thinking, “Oh! So-and-so is here! I wonder where they live now?” and things like that, when I really should have been paying attention to the service! (Maybe it was just me! I do get distracted easily!) LOL!
We are looking forward to 2011, and hope more will make it next time.” —Karla Cook, Idaho.
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Karla Ezell Cook posted the following reflections about the 2008 CFC Reunion in the CFC Group in Facebook (www.facebook.com):
“We sure put in a lottalotta hours in the car to get there (and home again), but Lyle and I agreed that it was worth the time, effort and cost. CFC had such a significant impact on both our lives and it was great to be able to be on the campus again and re-connect with old friends.
The highlight of the weekend for me was the music and testimony time on Saturday night. It was so encouraging to hear story after story of how faithful God has been in all of our lives over the years. I also was encouraged by your message on Sunday morning, Uncle Ray, challenging us to look to the future.
One suggestion for next time. Could we maybe have a reception (or something “social” like that) on the first night? I found it hard to sit through the first service when I really wanted to be visiting! I kept looking around recognizing faces and thinking, “Oh! So-and-so is here! I wonder where they live now?” and things like that, when I really should have been paying attention to the service! (Maybe it was just me! I do get distracted easily!) LOL!
We are looking forward to 2011, and hope more will make it next time.” —Karla Cook, Idaho.
Commenting is closed for this article.
