Creative Discipleship for Emerging Generations
posted by Heather Z @ 2:33 PM
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After working as an environmental engineer for a few years and a policy advisor on Capitol Hill for a few years, I finally landed as the Pastor of Discipleship at National Community Church in Washington, DC. I am originally from Mobile, Alabama, so I enjoy hot humid weather, football, and fried dill pickles. My Southern heritage also prompts me to throw moonpies to people during my talks at retreats and summits. I am married to the wonderful Ryan Zempel, who writes for a political website by day but sings and dances on the local community theatre stage at night. Check out my new small group curriculum, Sacred Roads.
Sacred Roads: Exploring the Historic Paths of Discipleship
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I LOVE fried dill pickles! They are so scrumdillyicious (you won't find that in a dictionary!)! I'm so sad that Cock of the Walk is gone!
Do all of the Zempel D.C. friends know that Heather and Ryan had their rehearsal dinner at the Cock of the Walk on Mobile's Bay Way? Yummy food: fried catfish, fried chicken, fried potatoes, (baked potatoes available for the granola types), pickled onions, sweet tea, fried dill pickles, fried onion rings. It's a Southern thing!
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