Does anybody love moving? Sure, we may love where we are going, like change or love that we are leaving something behind, but the physical act of moving... not so much. As unsettling as it is though, moving implies a modicum control. Of choice. But being moved... involuntarily... can imply more than an ounce of pain.
Meet Aldos Vance, a fifty-something gentle giant of a lawyer in Alabama, who could teach a master class on being moved because his childhood was largely defined by it.
Our story begins with Al and his mother and siblings moving to a two room apartment that shared a communal bathroom with four other units.
And it ends with Al voluntarily moving the trajectory of his life after hearing a sermon about a paint contractor doing a fabulous job painting the exterior of... the wrong house.
Join Kat Silverglate, founder of the Mobile Mission Project at The Ridiculous Hour Foundation for the August 2024 true story and responsiveness challenge. To receive the free equipping pieces described in this episode, visit theridiculoushour.com contact page and ask for the "Moved Mission Pack."
