Transitioning

Leaving a job you love is hard. Leaving a job you love at a church is harder. 

One the kids said so honestly in my last Bible class this Wednesday night: 

"It's hard to say goodbye because you're used to them."

My soul and spirit have gotten used to the family here at Church Street Church of Christ. I am not happy to leave. It, in fact, terrifies me to do so. But I know that I leave of my own choice, to move on to another position which will allow me to tackle new challenges and spend more precious time with my family. 

I am happy, however, to leave the youth ministry at Church Street in the best place that I know I could. I know the parents, deacons, youth committee and elders will find a great replacement and will continue the long tradition of strong youth work in Lewisburg. 

All this being said, I am very sad to leave. This is my last day in the office here. And I will miss Kyle, Bill, Talitha, Billy, and Hector very much. Working with all of you has been an honor. 

Working with the Elders, Deacons, and Youth Committee has been wonderful. I could not ask for a better support team for the youth program here. 

The congregation as a whole has been very supportive, and they continue to be supportive as we transition out. We are so very thankful for that. 

I do not exaggerate when I say that my family and I have been truly blessed by being here. May the Lord bless you and keep you, and shine his face upon you, and give you peace. 

Go with God, Church Street. 

Chad LandmanComment