my heart is happy, or shut up!!!

this morning, this email passed through my inbox... it's in reference to an article i wrote in the last issue of the paper... i had to go to the bottom and read the original email... you should do that, too...

Hi Marty –

It’s good to hear from you. I hope things are going well. Please feel free to utilize the story and photos as needed, including sending it on to BP. Robyn enjoyed covering the story and was complementary of the PowerPlant team and the process to assist with church planting here. I also talked with a couple of the pastors afterward and they deemed the effort very helpful to their ministries. I’ve copied Robyn on this email so that she can assist you with any specifics related to the photos or other story details. I’m developing a couple of other church planting-related
stories that will include NAMB involvement. Keep up the good work, my friend.

Cameron

-----Original Message-----
From: King, Marty [mailto:mking@namb.net]
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 8:50 AM
To: Cameron Crabtree
Subject: PowerPlant article

Hi Cameron,
Long time no talk too -- and even longer time no see. :-) Hey, was just reading your July 28 issue and really appreciate the great story on PowerPlant by Robyn Scivally. Would you mind if we posted that on the NAMB website, with appropriate credit to the Northwest Baptist, of course? If so, I can download the copy from your website, but could you send me the photo? By the way, have you sent the story to BP? If not, I'd be glad to forward it and encourage its use, and might add an editor's note about other sites this year and next etc.
Thanks
Marty

it made my heart happy... i didn't cry, but almost... and then i said, "shut up!!!" really loud... the lady in the cubicle next to me said, "i didn't say anything..." i know it's not a super big deal... cameron has stuff printed on baptist press (bp) all the time... but i never have... and the story was so much more meaningful to me because that was when i knew God was getting a hold of me... and i started the jman application process...

anyway - so i just thought i would post it... it's my way of sticking the email up on my refrigerator...