Creative Discipleship for Emerging Generations
I once blogged that it took 17 minutes to walk from the NCC offices to the Longworth House Office Building. Today, I clocked in at 19 minutes. Either I'm getting slow, or the Hades-approaching heat level out there is slowing everything down.
posted by Heather Z @ 12:54 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'm pretty sure it was hotter than Hades the day you came by. Thanks again, by the way! If you're ever craving BBQ again, just let me know!!!
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