Go ahead and grab a seat.

Wasn't that fantastic?

Here's Kathy Lori.

Here, here you sit here Kathy sit there.

Okay, and then yeah, that's good. Yeah, it's all good.

Let's all be seated. Okay, so this is a I couldn't have done any of this without Kathy Lorry by my side.

I've been just hanging on to his coat tails for 50 years and I'm not going to change that.

So here's Brittany Lorry, our daughter-in-law and Jonathan Lorry.

So we just thought we'd reminisce a little bit and I think back and I remember one story when we were first starting so you know I started preaching when I was 19 I started Past at 20. So we've moved in this little church

up in the hill.

And I had a friend named Eric, and he played piano, Eric Nelson.

And so we hung out, we had a lot of fun together and so he started playing this kind of gospel beat and there was no one around so I climbed up on top of the piano like on the piano. It's one of those upright pianos. I'm standing up there. I've got long hair. I've got a long beard and I'm preaching like I'm a Pentecostal preacher. There's no one there. And people do and in the middle of this two little old ladies come walking in and I'm standing on top of this piano and oh hi and they look up and they said, excuse me, is the pastor here?

I said, yeah, he's upstairs.

Just go up there and I sent them to some associate pastor

because I was too embarrassed to acknowledge it.

I was a pastor, but we're just a bunch of crazy kids.

I mean, you only know when you're 19, you're still a kid, right?

I remember one guy had a mini Cooper not the kind you see now the original

mini coopers were so little and so he parked it outside with that wouldn't it be

funny to pick up the mini cooper carry it into the church and put it in the middle of the sanctuary.

So that's exactly what we did.

So he goes out, where's my mini-cooper?

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