Everyone seems exhausted. Study groups and accountability groups are reporting that fatigue is widespread. Most classes this session seem to have a mid-term type of test tomorrow and that is adding pressure.

It has been a really long day and I'm feeling it. We had a storm last night and so I didn't sleep as well as usual. Apparently power was lost to the Atlanta water treatment system as we are under a water use advisory.

Full day as we are getting settled into the new rhythm of this session.

Wesleyan Theology focused on the cultural, political, and technical changes underway in England at the time of the Wesleys.

Today was the first day of the second session of COS. It is clear it will be a different experience.

This July 20 Sunday was a stream of blessings that flowed my way. Here are abut a few:

The first session of COS is over!

The final test in Theology wasn't too bad, although I know I missed several of the questions.

The first session of COS is coming to a close. That means we have final tests tomorrow. So today was spent studying, packing, and getting ready. A large number of students leave tomorrow, having planned to be here at COS for only two weeks.

Wednesdays are the busiest days of the week here at COS.

Just got a report from Lake Junaluska that delegates are arriving. The South Carolina report was finally posted (not sure why it took so long.) The first vote is scheduled for 11:45 TOMORROW. The results of the first ballet will be reported at 2:00 p.m.

Tuesdays are often "catch-up" days at COS as we can dedicate the full afternoon to study. Good thing, because I needed it.