Danville pastor finds joy in bringing people together
By Pat Phillips
Sunday May 4, 2008
Rick Danzl
The Rev. Pamela Starr, pastor of Danville Church of Christ, shows the wisteria vine planted for a previous owner of her house. 'The daughter planted it for her mother, who died before the vine bloomed. I love it because the story is like what I do: plant the seeds for someone else to harvest and enjoy.'
DANVILLE – Pamela Starr considers herself a homemaker in God's house. At one point in her ministry, this was literally true.
"Twice we actually lived in a part of the church where I served. In one church, there was no clothes dryer, so I would spread the clothes out to dry in the sanctuary," Starr said with a smile. "I always had everything picked up and folded as quickly as possible, but at any time, Jesus could have been surrounded by laundry."
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