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Andrea, Abbie, and myself joined the rest of the Logan family for vacation in Williamsburg, VA this past week for vacation. It was pretty relaxing and enjoyable. On Monday, we went to Busch Gardens. It was a great day to … Continue reading →

I am proud to finally say that our worship team’s CD is finally finished. It took a lot longer than I expected, mostly because of scheduling issues. Last week, we met on Monday for a final day of recording, then … Continue reading →

This past thursday, I had the opportunity to go to Yankee Stadium for the first time. I was pretty excited about the opportunity. While I don’t think I’ll ever make it to every city where there is a Major League … Continue reading →

I haven’t posted since May 5th. Mainly because life has been insanely busy. School has ended and Avenue Church is in a sprint to finish up some business before many of our committees and teams slow down for the summer. … Continue reading →

I stopped by Dolce this morning on the way to the office. I was there to do some reading. There is a big comfy chair that faces out towards the sidewalk with a great view of Walnut St. here in … Continue reading →

It’s Saturday afternoon. Andrea is at a confirmation retreat and Abbie is taking a nap. I just finished a project for seminary and now am listening to the Pirates lose big time to the Cubbies. Sigh. I am preaching tomorrow … Continue reading →

Several things I wanted to blog about, none of which I thought I should give a whole blog to. So I am going to give you a bullet point blog. We stayed home this weekend. We watch Blood Diamonds on … Continue reading →

This past Wednesday, we started working on vocals for our songs. We made it through three songs during our session. We have a bunch of vocalist and trying to preserve the team concept of getting everyone involved. We laid down … Continue reading →

It’s a sad day in Steeler-land at the news of the passing of long-time radio broadcaster Myron Cope. Myron is a legend for any Steeler fan born after 1971 when he shared his first Steeler game with HOF QB Terry … Continue reading →

Our Passion Conference weekend got off to a little icy start. While watching the weather, I decided not to bring our group to D.C. on Friday. The incoming track didn’t look too promising. With that decision made, we left early … Continue reading →