Sunday and Monday I spent in the dental clinic. Because of Calshi's location on the mountain, a large cloud loomed over us for much of each day. Temperatures remained in the low 50s, and we experienced frequent downpours. Yet the people still came. My responsibility ended up being to provide light for Francis, our Australian dentist.
One small light bulb hung from the ceiling, and each dentist had a headlight, but these did not provide enough to adequately work in the patients' mouths. So I got hours of practice in being very still, trying to illuminate the target area. What a privilege to be able to do such a seemingly insignificant task for the Master's glory!"Therefore, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do [even holding headlights], do all to the glory of God." I Cor. 10:31
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