When Your Calling Requires Sacrifice

It was the last day before Christmas break, and my daughter arrived home with one of those brown paper bags, our names scrawled along with stick drawings and color. She wanted us to wait until Christmas to open it, so she tucked it underneath the tree right away. Peeling back the paper on Christmas morning revealed a canning jar she’d decorated with a plant already growing in it. Because it had been hidden in the dark bag for a number of days, it looked a little sick.

.................. **Due to the personal nature of some of the blog posts, and our desire to share freely with you, the blog portion of our website is limited to pastors’ wives who have registered with us. If you are an existing user, please log in. New users may register below. Before signing up below, go to your email account and add “info@smalltownpastorswives.com” to your contacts. This way, our emails containing registration info are less likely to go to your spam folder. Fill out the form below and submit. Check your email account for an email from us! Once we approve your registration, you will receive an email with your username and password. You will then be able to access the blog posts.**

Existing Users Log In
   
New User Registration



*Required field
Powered by WP-Members

About Wendy McCready

Wendy lives in Alma, Ontario, Canada with her husband Mark and two daughters where Mark has been the senior pastor of Alma Bible Church since the summer of 2010. Together they have served for over 15 years in rural and small-town ministry. Their previous small-town pastoral work included a church in the mountains of Colorado while Mark was in seminary, and then in northern Ontario “cottage” country upon graduation. Wendy works as an Educational Assistant in the local schools where she enjoys making community connections in order to share Christ and helping children with special challenges learn new things. She also enjoys participating in music ministry in their church and hosting people in their home.

Comments are closed.