I was excited last Sunday as I assisted in an interment ceremony for one of my seniors. We had all together ten people. I started with a prayer, then we sing a hymn. The daughters paid tribute to their beloved mother and said they had been deeply moved by her unconditional love. I thanked the family members for entrusting me in the care of their mother. I also appreciated the ongoing support from the family. The whole thing was initiated by her daughter a month or two before the death of her mom. She used to come with her mom for the Sunday fellowship I hosted. She was touched by my message. I told the people attending the interment that I appreciated the invitation even it is not in my job description. I felt honored to help out the interment of the deceased. It was also a way to glorify our Father in heaven. Obviously, I am not a minister but I am in the ministry of God. We had light snack after the interment in the home of the bereaved family. We had a wonderful time of sharing. Thanks be to God for the opportunity to serve others and make friends.
Not in My Job Description
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It is amazing what is not in our job descriptions, that we do out of some crazy urge to do something great, not for ourselves, but for others. Keep inspiring others and leading others, Uncle Po Man.