Monday, April 26, 2010

Monday Moments

Well it's another Monday and I'm posting again so we'll call this one Monday Moment as well. The following are all from this past weekend. We had a great family weekend with no set plans. That's always nice!

Saturday was a huge rain storm and so we let Aiden go out with his Firefighter umbrella and boots on to play in the puddles. He loved it!




That night we took some pictures of the kids in Aiden's bed just before bedtime. We just love watching Stella and Aiden interacting with each other. They are so precious!




Sunday we had a baby dedication at our church and dedicated Stella to the Lord. It's always a sweet time in our church where the parents stand on stage, read a scripture picked out for the baby and then the congregation says they will walk with us in raising our children to be followers of Christ.

At home before leaving for church



Before the service started



Reading our scripture on stage

Philippians 4:8-9
"Finally, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things. Whatever you have learned or received or heard from me, or seen in me—put it into practice. And the God of peace will be with you."


Our children's minster then prays over the child. Stella was grinning so big!


On the way home from church Aiden just started singing. So I quickly pulled the camera out and this is what I got. He's really taking a liking to "lifting his voice"!


4 comments:

DailyQuotebyJeff said...

How very precious

Anonymous said...

HOW CUTE!!! I think it is funny that Brian stops Aiden from praising the Lord just to say his alphabet..which is more important? Come on Brian. Love you guys. Can't wait to see you all on Sat.
Shelly

Anonymous said...

Brian, I couldn't wait to see them. Wow,wow,wow, cant wait 11 more days!!! Love those cheeks. Love grandma leah

Brian Bauman said...

Shelly, it was your sister that actually told me to tell Aiden to say his ABCs. We were almost home and wanted to get the most on video as possible.