Sidekicks Clergy Spouse Network
Where the Pastor's Wife / Husband Can Climb Out of the Fishbowl
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Thank you for the welcome to Sidekicks. My dear wife was probably in the second big wave of women in ministry. She had a career as a high school German and English teacher. During that time we did spend a year in England under the Fulbright-Hayes exchange program. She then resigned in 1972 to parent our adopted newly born daughter Michaela.. As things progressed Barbara (wife) went to seminary while I assumed the primeary parent role. She was ordained in 1985 and retired in September 2006.
Most of her pastorates were interims in highly conflicted congregations.
My current activities in the local congregation include service on Session, congregation treasurer, and sometimes showing up for choir. Presbytery takes a bundle of my time. Currently I am moderator of Lehigh Presbyter and chairing an Administrative Commission. The commission has taken over the Session of a Korean congregation and I also moderate that session. This evening my time and efforts have been devoted to calling a special presbytery meeting for early August. Life is both challenging and exciting.
You may not recognize my name but I was around Neither Fish nor Fowl for quite a while mostly as an interested lurker. More about me later.
We have 3 registered Morgan horses, and one on the way, probably the end of the month. When it arrives, I'll spend a lot of time in the birthing stall with mother and foal and try to get the halter on the first day. We just had our 2 yr old prize winning "stallion" gelded, and he still likes to be kissed on the nose, so I think the stall sitting works.
Our neighbor, just across the driveway trains her very expensive quarter horse mare, so it is fun to watch them. You know, there's not much market for selling horses, but they sure are fun to watch when they run and kick up their heels in the Spring. Maybe that's worth all the hay!
Mary M, NE "Shepherdess"
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