Our church, St. Luke's Methodist, occasionally organizes a fun event where couples are randomly placed with other couples, then sent to a secret destination for dinner. Kris and I took part in one about two years ago where the meals were held at private residences. Tonight, we were sent to restaurants.
The group we were in ended up at Tony Roma's and were paired with one other couple (a third couple was unable to make it). A second group of six also was sent to Tony Roma's and our two tables were close to each other. It was a great evening of fellowship and good food.
I like how our church thinks outside the box. Sometimes, I disagree with some of its viewpoints. But all in all, it's been a good fit.
I converted from Catholicism after I met Kris. Before that, I converted from Lutheranism for my first wife, Jane, who died of breast cancer 10 years ago. All three denominations have their pluses and minuses.
Ultimately, all three believe Jesus Christ is our savior.
And to me, that's all that matters.
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