She is particularly adept in the field of mathematics, and she was selected for the outstanding debate student award last year. I want to thank Dave McClung for making NazNet possible. He is doing a good thing with this little corner of cyberspace. The more I observe NazNet, the more I admire what he is accomplishing. Most of the time, most of the posts reflect the spirit of fellowship that is desired by most of the people.
Fellowship is traditional in the Nazarene church.
When my family moved to Seattle from Kansas, with six kids and a dog, the first thing we did was find the Nazarene parsonage. On the first Sunday we were there, a family in the church invited my parents and their six kids over for Sunday dinner, in spite of not knowing in advance that our family would be in church that morning. Using the meal they had prepared for their own family, it somehow provided enough for eight more people. They remained close friends with our family the rest of their lives. Rev. Wise was pastoring a church nearby, and invited my brother's bride to stay with them while he was in basic training, so they could be together.