Wednesday Early Morning:
The forecast track has changed slightly. It’s anticipated to follow the same pattern but not go out over sea as much. It is more likely to travel up along the coast. It has exited Florida around Cape Canaveral as expected. It will probably travel up the coast and re-enter land around Marineland. Northeast Florida is now under a Hurricane Watch, although Fay is still just a TS. Maximum sustained winds are now 45mph.
As I left the house it began to rain. The satellite showed the extreme northern bands of Fay beginning to hit the area. I expect the winds and rain to increase as the day progresses.
Current Study:
Ecclesiastes: a Sermon Series by R.W. Glenn
Our new home in Minnesota led us to our new church, Redeemer Bible Church, pastored by Bob Glenn. We began attending a few messages after Pastor Bob began a study of Ecclesiastes. I compile my notes on each sermon to study how the New Testament answers the questions and difficulties of life that are adressed in Ecclesiastes.
Ecclesiastes: a Sermon Series by R.W. Glenn
Our new home in Minnesota led us to our new church, Redeemer Bible Church, pastored by Bob Glenn. We began attending a few messages after Pastor Bob began a study of Ecclesiastes. I compile my notes on each sermon to study how the New Testament answers the questions and difficulties of life that are adressed in Ecclesiastes.
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