Just why is brainstorming for service projects so hard?
It can be hard brainstorming about projects for others when there are dirty dishes in the sink and weeds in the front yard, can’t it? I’ve found I have no problem learning how to be selfish. It comes naturally to me. Before I know it, I’m thinking less about others who have it much worse than me and start thinking about my own little world. How about you?
I drew this cartoon for the Church of God Ministries e-newsletter.
Cartoon of two kids. One says, “I’m trying to decide whether to build you up today or tear you down.”
Cartoon of a church usher and a guy with a flying disc. The usher says, “You can’t be an usher because you think offering plates are Frisbees®.
As a child, I often wondered what it would be like if the ushers tossed offering plates across the congregation like they were at a Frisbee® competition. It would put some excitement in the air, and depending on the song used during the offertory, it could be quite a show!
I drew this for the April edition of the Church of God E-Newsletter.
Cartoon of a pastor with a bird on his head. The pastor says, “Some of you may have noticed the roof needs fixed.”
I drew this for the February, 2013, Church of God e-newsletter.
Cartoon of a guy with a guitar while a horrified pastor looks on. The guy says, “Everybody now! Sing ‘A Mighty Fortress Is our God!’ and bring it on home!”
I drew this cartoon for “The Lutheran” Magazine many years ago. MLK day reminded me there was more than one Luther in history