Your column has been my guide

Dear Pastor,

I have not seen you for a long time, but I continue to read your advice in your column. You have remained orthodox, but there are still things that you say that many straight jacket people wouldn't accept from you. At times you can be very blunt.

Let me bring you up to date. Since the last time I saw you, I got married. My husband and I have two children. We do not wish to have any more, but if any more should show up, we would not turn them back. My husband is a very practical man. So he played it safe by doing the vasectomy operation.

I have done well. I have master's degree in arts and counselling. You see, I learnt a lot from you. We have also bought a home and trying to make the payments every month. It would be good for us to meet with other graduates and have a reunion. Why don't we think about that for the coming year? Take good care of yourself.

E.P.

Dear E.P.,

I am glad to hear from you. Sometimes when I hear from friends that I have known for many years, I am thrilled. Many have passed on, but some are still very active in the ministry. We should indeed plan a reunion. We are all over the world, but I think with proper planning, we can meet. Let us really think about it.

Pastor