This Is How The Heths Roll

Our pastor and his wife, Geoff and Janel, and their kids, are embarking on an adventure. They left earlier this month on a 60-day trailer-trek across Canada and the U.S. It's a dream come true for Janel and a nightmare for Geoff - but he's a great guy, a good husband, and an awesome father, so he gave in for the love of his family.

Janel, who is also our church's worship leader and an awesome musician, started a great blog to document her trip and keep all her fans informed. Check it out. It's funny and I look forward to reading it regularly over the 60-days.

I'd love to do something like this.

The Heth clan sans one kid.





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