For immediate release – It is official, we will be wrapping up our time of ministry service here at First O’Fallon and will enter new ministry journey at First Baptist Raytown (KC). Our last Sunday in STL will be Nov 22. As we are excited to begin a new journey in ministry, we are saddened to depart from good friends and church family.

For Jen, it’s a true return to home; having graduated from Raytown South, saved, baptized, called to ministry and married at FBR – it is a unique blessing and opportunity to return to minister and effect the place where you were so ministered. Communication lines are still open.

More updates will be made here at www.meettheabercrombies.com and on Facebook/Twitter.

Phone numbers and email addresses may change, but Facebook/Twitter will remain the same, and we will get those updates listed shortly. You can also use the contact form from this site to get messages to us.

Well, negotiation with the agency didn’t result in me keeping my computer, so after sending it back, I was left with an old standby. This computer could get the job done for minimal usage, but I typically run Photoshop, Flash, an HTML editor, FTP client, Firefox and Zune all at the same time … this computer looked at me cross-eyed when I tried that the first time, then it took 15 seconds for my mouse to move across the screen.

Suddenly I remembered a conversation I had with Nate a few months ago. He mentioned that his family had a computer that they may be parting with, so I gave him a shout, and lo and behold it somehow got from Kansas City to my office in St. Louis in just a couple days after mentioning it.

UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!

We first met the Holder family when we moved to Kansas City in 2003, as Jen went on staff at Nall Avenue Baptist Church. Almost instantly and since then, the Holders have been great friends, and have helped us out in numerous ways, and we couldn’t be more appreciative.

Now, this computer isn’t the end-all, be-all of computers … but, to me, this is light years above where I was just a day ago. At least the mouse moves across the screen in normal time – not whenever it feels like moving.

Mr. Holder (Andy) is the president of Semichem, Inc. — Providers of computational chemistry including the famous AMPAC8, a program providing semiemperical quantum mechanics. I know a lot of you have been in that market for a while just looking for a quality provider of semiemperical quantum mechanics, so let Semichem be your solution!

Anyway, we love the Holders. Thank you very much for your friendship and what you’ve done for us. I will put my new Dell OptiPlex GX280 w/ Two 3.40 Pentimum 4 Processors, 1 GB of Memory, 280 GB HD and Windows XP Pro to uses beyond its wildest imaginations. Thanks.