Making things personal
This past week I have been on spring break. I decided to stay at school in order to finish working on my Senior Project for my Computer Science degree. The project is a library-type website which will allow one of our professors here on campus to post and maintain a number of the books and articles that he has spent years “digitizing”. It has been a great project to work on and I look forward to developing it further in the future. I’ll post a link to the project when it is complete.
As some of you know, I have been considering going to seminary next year. Well, that has been decided now. I have been accepted to Gordon Conwell to study for a Masters of Arts in Theology. Right now I am also considering the possibility of adding an MA in Church History as well, but we’ll wait and se about that. It should prove to be a great time of study. Although it took some time to feel comfortable with the decision, I am now beginning to look forward to my time there.
Other than that life remains pretty consistent. I continue my involvement in the chapel program and I still attend the First Congregational Church of Hamilton. Then there is the list of assignments which need to be completed before the big graduation day in May. It all seems to be moving much too fast for my taste, but I guess that is just how it goes; and from what I hear from those older than I, it doesn’t slow down. Well, that’s a little update on life here in Boston.