Introverts in the Church: Finding Our Place in an Extroverted Culture | 
This has been a slow read for me—it‘s predominantly concerned with evangelical churches rather than a general picture of the introverted experience in Western Christianity. I had hoped to finish this in August, but it was not to be. I still intend to finish because it does has some good insights and I‘ve had it on my shelf since 2014 to read. Milo just happened to sit on the book so I figured I better get a picture of the cuteness!
This picture is from last summer. One of my reads was Introverts in the #Church. It didn‘t make me feel like I could be more at home in a church setting but it did validate a lot of the feelings I had based on previous church experience. #springintoreading @vkois88 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
Planning out waiting room reads. Today my boy has dental surgery 😫
When the church is led by introverts and extroverts who partner together, each contributing their strengths and offsetting the others' weaknesses, it is a testimony that the Holy Spirit is orchestrating the community, that is not being run by the cult of personality.
