A Working Vacation

February 26, 2009 | 6 comments

I’m headed for “the Hill,” for a vacation with Jesus. It’s a working vacation, because I’m going there to serve Him, but it’s a vacation nonetheless.

The Hill is one of those places in my life where I feel such rest in my “work.” I am going to the Hill for a three-day retreat called Cursillo, an event that I’ve come to know as a “vacation with Jesus.” (And the coolest part about a vacation with Jesus is this: my Divine Travel Partner goes there with me, and He comes back home with me, too.)

It’s there, on the Hill, that I want to kick off my shoes and go barefoot as soon as I hit the front sidewalk. For I feel I’m standing on holy ground.

So for the next few days, I won’t be here, because I’ll be there, as a barefoot vacationer.

Earth is crammed with Heaven and every common bush afire with God. But only he who sees, takes off his shoes. — Elizabeth Barrett Browning


Photo of three crosses at “the Hill” taken by my friend, Ruth.

by | February 26, 2009 | 6 comments

6 Comments

  1. Billy Coffey

    Good for you, Jennifer. Hope you have a great time. Bring us back some wisdom as a present.

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  2. sharilyn

    i wish for you a weekend of revelation, inspiration, and re-creation! enjoy Him!

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  3. Darlene

    hmmmmmmm. I remember a post like this… has it been a full year????

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  4. lynnrush

    Have a great time. I think you may run into LYNN BOEYINK there. If you do, tell her Sheri Boeyink says HI…. OK? (Lynn Rush is my pen name).

    Have a blessed time!

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  5. Rick D.

    Enjoy the respite from the snow, and the time with Abba… 🙂

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  6. God's Not Finished With Us Yet...

    Wow, why wasn’t I invited? Just kidding!

    That’s so awesome. A time like this is much needed and so crucial. I think everyone should have a working vacation. I hope that your time there has made you refreshed, well rested, and rejuvinated in Him.

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