St. Patrick Presbyterian Church, Epc

When I am going on trips, as I am today, the first thing I do is to check out the local VRBO’s and Airbnb’s. I am looking for certain amenities and, of course, a killer deal. If it is for more than one day, it has to have good reviews. That is first and foremost to the savvy traveler. Then I search the posted photos for grills, places to linger (both outside and in), and the kitchen. Since this was an overnight trip with other guys from the church for a Presbytery meeting, it was mandatory that everyone have their own bed. (I don’t do double bunking!) Now obviously, when it is just my bride and me, the priorities are somewhat different. Paul, for most of his missionary life, depended on hospitality. He just stayed with folk he met in the towns where he was sharing the gospel. I don’t know about you, but that sounds a little creepy to me. I have been on mission trips where we did this, and I do have stories to tell. However, we are in the part of Paul’s story where, if I were him, even the poorest offer of hos