Ronnie W. Wolfe
Trip Of A Lifetime
I do not remember the year, but our
quartet was scheduled to travel to Hollywood, Florida, for a revival
meeting. I left Chesapeake, Ohio, where I was pasturing to drive to
Lexington, Kentucky, to pick up Wayne Hart so we could travel together
to Florida.
Once in the car I began to drive,
and Wayne sat in the passenger's seat and talked and talked with me
until we reached somewhere near Atlanta, Georgia. I asked Wayne if he
wanted to get a motel room and spend the night to break up our trip. He
said he would drive a while if we could just keep going. I agreed, and
Wayne got into the driver's seat and began to drive.
Wayne drove for about 1 1/2 hours
and woke me up and said, "I am getting really sleepy. I don't think I
can drive any farther." So, we stopped and switched back so I could
drive. I drove all the way from that point to our destination.
It was early in the morning when we
reached the church. We went through the day visiting with people after a
short nap and later had a wonderful dinner. Then we went to church for
a long service.
After church, I went into the room
the church provided for me, and I went to sleep. I slept all night. When
I awoke the next morning, I ate a little breakfast and then went back
to bed. I slept all night and nearly all day every day throughout that
week, because I was simply exhausted. I don't believe I have been the
same since.
We made it through the week and got
back home safe. It was a good meeting, and I am thankful. But I will
never again take on a venture like this one. I don't think Wayne would
have, either.
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