After about 2 years of faithful service I (Dad) have been released as the Sunday School teacher for the 14-15 year olds.
Would anyone like to guess my new calling? Leave your guess in the comments. Here are some hints:
1 - It is a ward calling.
2 - I don't think anyone is going to guess correctly. Ever. No matter how many guesses you get.
If, for some reason, you already know the correct answer, don't ruin the fun for the rest of us.
UPDATE
Well, those were all good guesses, but I was right. No one guessed correctly. I have been called as the Ward Choir Director. Don't laugh. This is serious stuff. When I told my Sunday School class about my new calling one of my students looked at me skeptically and said, "Do you even know anything about music?"
10 comments:
Ward organist?
Nursery leader?
Scout master?
Bishop/counselor?
Primary teacher?
Moving Specialist?
Bulletin board monitor?
Young Men's President?counselor?
Satellite reception specialist?
Librarian?
Angie - no, no, no and no
Mom - no, no, no, no, no and no
All of those were very good guesses.
Here are our (mine and Tom's) guesses, though I'm not sure if they're all ward callings:
High priest group leader
Early morning seminary teacher
Janitor
Ward clerk
Greeter
Tom and Erica...
Good ideas. But...
No, no, no, no and no.
Primary president!
Hey! I came close with ward organist, didn't I?
Congratulations!
Nice piece for your debut! Do you have the instruments too?
Only piece of advice: Start and end on time, make it fun, prepare a folder with the music in it for everyone (rather than loose sheets of paper) Have the bishop go into preisthood meeting and tell the men they have to go to choir or their temple recommends will be revoked...use John Rutter music...can't think of much else. Oh, did I say make it fun? ---love Mom
That's awesome! Congratulations.
Ha ha. I never would have guessed that, ever. Good luck. I'll try not to laugh too hard the next time I watch our choir director and imagine it's you. :)
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