A “Fear Not” Story
In the heart of America’s heartland, on I-40 just west of Oklahoma City, there is a patch of federally owned land named Fort Reno. At Fort Reno is a cemetery. Most of the graves there are Germans who died in Oklahoma in the 1940s.
Dave Fuller is a reader and writer. Most of his writing has been in the area of resources for youth ministry leaders and parents of teens. In his day job, Dave leads a team of creatives who develop marketing materials and strategies for banks. He is a percussionist and graphic designer, but these days finds his greatest fulfillment in encouraging and supporting young artists.
In the heart of America’s heartland, on I-40 just west of Oklahoma City, there is a patch of federally owned land named Fort Reno. At Fort Reno is a cemetery. Most of the graves there are Germans who died in Oklahoma in the 1940s.
While you deck the halls, enjoy this poetic addition to your Advent calendar.
Because I tend to fall into the romance of an idea quicker than Clark Griswold, this mission, this project, this role drew me and made me wonder if they could still use an old guy as a mud angel now. I had once dabbled in what I thought was restoration until an old, tobacco-chewing mechanic set me straight.