by Matt Landry | Aug 19, 2023 | 30 Days of Catch to Strikeout Hunger, Pastor's Blog
We had to make a quick stop at the donut shop before making our way to the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. Luke and I were off on a special trip to celebrate his 4th birthday and meet up with my friend Josh Estes who works at the Museum. We quickly found Josh in...
by Matt Landry | Aug 17, 2023 | 30 Days of Catch to Strikeout Hunger, Pastor's Blog
It’s such a beautiful day! It feels like fall with temperatures in the 70s, a mix of sun and clouds, and a nice breeze. Let’s get out of the office and play catch! At least that’s what some of our staff at my church, Castleton United Methodist Church, did today around...
by Matt Landry | Aug 16, 2023 | 30 Days of Catch to Strikeout Hunger, Pastor's Blog
Today was a game of firsts. I played with my first “southpaw,” or left-handed thrower. Bill Stoltenberg grew up, raised his family, and lives right here in northeast Indianapolis. I was delighted to receive his email when I first started advertising my fundraising...
by Matt Landry | Aug 15, 2023 | 30 Days of Catch to Strikeout Hunger, Pastor's Blog
It feels like fall and football, not summer and baseball. Today has brought fall-like weather to central Indiana for a few days, but that doesn’t stop my 30 days of catch! It’s still baseball season. Rev. Dr. Aleze Fulbright serves as the Conference Superintendent of...
by Matt Landry | Aug 14, 2023 | 30 Days of Catch to Strikeout Hunger, Pastor's Blog
We received a few interested looks from people in suits who walked by the south side of the Statehouse this morning. Today, I played a game of catch with Senator Fady Qaddoura of District 30. This district includes the church and surrounding neighborhoods. I know Sen....
by Matt Landry | Aug 14, 2023 | 30 Days of Catch to Strikeout Hunger, Pastor's Blog
With fans watching and the crowd cheering, we played our game of catch on day 13 of my 30 days of catch. Now I realize that the crowd was cheering for the Indianapolis Indians playing behind us, but the fans watching were all church kids and a few parents squeezing...
