The Strength of Faith: Excited Does Not Even Begin To Describe It

I am an ordained minister and a food blogger. The combination is pretty epic. Welcome to The Strength of Faith!

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I live in Southeast Massachusetts with my husband and our 4 year old gray tabby cat, Lilly. I am a 2007 graduate of Ursinus College and received a Master of Divinity from the Candler School of Theology at Emory University in 2010.

I recently started my ministry as the Senior Pastor of Rehoboth Congregational Church in Rehoboth, Massachusetts. They are a wonderful group of people who minister to me as much as I do to them. Every day I continue to be amazed at the unexpected grace I find in my life.

This blog documents my life as I try to figure out what it means to live faithfully and mindful of my health in a world full of distractions. I post my workouts and pictures of my daily eats in order to help me find balance in my life. I post recipes as I seek to develop creativity in the kitchen. I am on a lifelong quest to be happy and healthy.

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Thursday, February 25, 2010

Excited Does Not Even Begin To Describe It

Guess ...

... what ...

... came ...

... today?

Now if I could just figure out how to speed up the shutter speed? I've somehow slowed it down.

Help?

3 comments:

MelissaFebruary 25, 2010 at 10:10 PM
SOOO jealous! HAHA! LOVE IT! No idea about the shutter thingie but i'll be asking YOu when i finally get me one! =)
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VeronicaFebruary 25, 2010 at 10:52 PM
LOVE the pics! I so totally wish I had one now but since I don't, I have no clue how to help you with the shutter issues! Hope you get it figured out soon!
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KatieFebruary 25, 2010 at 11:09 PM
Congratulations on the new camera!! Shutter speed is in TV mode, and you use the dial to speed up or slow down= clicking to the right is speeding it up. I usually shoot in AV mode, that's where the camera picks the shutter speed and you set the aperture. The higher the f/ stop, the longer it stays open, but the slower it takes a picture. An f/5.6 should work with a lot of indoor light and no flash, but you might need to go lower. Can't wait to see the great pictures you take!!
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I am not a doctor, nurse, personal trainer, trained chef or registered dietitian. I am a self-taught cook and a woman who likes to stay active. I am an ordained minister with a degree in theology. If you want to talk congregational leadership, Christian ethics, biblical interpretation, world religions or worship structure, I can speak to those subjects with some authority. Other than that - consult the pros!

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