I'm joining in on the "Blizzard Blog Hop" today! I've always wanted to be a part of something like this...so I'm grabbing at the chance right now!
I am asked to write an "introduction post"....
My name is Michelle and I've been blessed with the opportunity to be a Stay-at-Home-Mom.
I call my blog Cornucopia. I feel the "harvest" of life can come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. And this blog helps me to reveal stories about my faith, my marriage, my daughter, my journey, my passions and all the bits of growing, stretching, and learning in between.
I call my blog Cornucopia. I feel the "harvest" of life can come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. And this blog helps me to reveal stories about my faith, my marriage, my daughter, my journey, my passions and all the bits of growing, stretching, and learning in between.
My husband is Michael and we met in 2004 while teaching at the same school. The first time we ever saw each other was in the cafeteria while I was serving milk to a group of screaming 4-year-olds. It was love at first sight!
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| On our 2nd date. Yes, we are happy-lil-goofballs! |
We have been married for 5 years and have the sweetest 14-month-old daughter named, Annaleigh Grace. She brings abundant joy to our lives!
Michael currently attends Baptist Bible Seminary in Pennsylvania. He is doing his best to gain a degree in the Master of Divinity program with an emphasis on Pastoral Studies. If you haven't guessed it, then, yes, our ultimate passion in life is serving the Lord Jesus Christ with our lives. Maybe you don't know what that means? Well, come hang out around my blog for a little while and soon it will all make sense.
The Lord has burden our hearts to, ultimately, one day plant a church in New England. The gospel once ran rampant throughout that area, sprouting revivals. But, now, it has many areas that are a theological ghost town.
Michael currently attends Baptist Bible Seminary in Pennsylvania. He is doing his best to gain a degree in the Master of Divinity program with an emphasis on Pastoral Studies. If you haven't guessed it, then, yes, our ultimate passion in life is serving the Lord Jesus Christ with our lives. Maybe you don't know what that means? Well, come hang out around my blog for a little while and soon it will all make sense.
The Lord has burden our hearts to, ultimately, one day plant a church in New England. The gospel once ran rampant throughout that area, sprouting revivals. But, now, it has many areas that are a theological ghost town.
My goal for this blog is to provide encouragement, inspiration, advice and laughter for anyone who needs a little extra of all that in their lives. It is also a place for me to share my experiences, struggles and joys as a seminary wife.
Thanks for stopping by! I hope, in time, we can become wonderful blogging buddies!
Please come back and stay tuned. Because I have a lot more I'd love to share with you....
Thanks for stopping by! I hope, in time, we can become wonderful blogging buddies!
Please come back and stay tuned. Because I have a lot more I'd love to share with you....
Hello!!! Stopping over from the Blizzard! So glad I found our blog. It is so wonderful to find other women to help strengthen and encourage my walk with Christ! I am excited to be a new follower, lovely blog! Happy Hopping. Love & Hugs Shauna @Planting Shade http://www.plantingshade.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Shauna! Always good to make new friends!! I certainly will enjoy learning about you and your life over in Germany!
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you. You have a beautiful family. Love that last photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Secret Mom! Just got a new "fancy" camera and doing my best to learn what all the buttons do...lol! (I secretly aspire to be some sort of photographer.) Stopped by your blog and can't wait to visit it again!
ReplyDeleteHey Michelle... I'm not caught up in this "blog blizzard" :) but I enjoy your blog and wanted to let you know I changed my url address.
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you!
Thanks for letting me know, Jenna! I just went a updated it!! Much love.
ReplyDeleteSo excited that you guys are serving the Lord and that you're hoping to head to the NE! I love your daughter's name. That last photo of the yarn is a really great perspective!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to meet you from the blog hop.
~Mimi @ Woven by Words #224
Thanks for stopping by, Mimi! I appreciate your excitment for us, too :) May the Lord use us for His glory as He leads us!!!
ReplyDeleteYour family is beautiful!!! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the baby! I'm coming from the blog hop. What a refreshing blog you have! My husband and I are missionaries to Australia (currently in the states waiting on visas). I'd love for you to stop by my blog. (We live in south-central PA, by the way, I see we're somewhat close.)
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