Clergy Kilt

[Tetley]

I covet your thoughts, prayers, and encouragement in this weight loss battle.

No need to covet, my thoughts and encouragement is given freely. Let us know how you are getting on and I certainly will celebrate when you reach your goal.

Peace and Joy be yours
Pastor Clint

And also yours.

[Prester John]

Greetings,
I am a Presbyterian Pastor who has a love for Scotland and the roots of our denomination...Pastor Clint

Welcome aboard, brother!

As an Orthodox priest (one of several on the forum), I can assure you of our prayers on your journey, and your ascetic discipline.

[Kiltman]

Greetings,

I am new to this forum. I am a Presbyterian Pastor who has a love for Scotland and the roots of our denomination. I am also very heavy, 350 lbs, and just started a very serious attempt to lose my weight by cycling.

My goal is 190 lbs at which time I will buy a Clergy Tartan Kilt to celbrate the war that is before me. I want to lose this weight for myself, my wife, and my congregation.

I covet your thoughts, prayers, and encouragement in this weight loss battle.

Peace and Joy be yours
Pastor Clint

Welcome from Eastern Washington State. Seems you have state three good reasons to lose the weight. A forth might be to feel better about yourself and a fifth is to take up less space on Earth. Personal experience tells me that all of these are really good reasons.

[pastorclint]

I wish to thank each one of you for your encouragement. I am sure I will make my goal and acquire a kilt in a reasonable time. Yesterday I rode my bicycle for 11 miles. 5 weeks ago I could only go 3/4 of a mile.

Kiltman, I must say the reason to take up less space on earth is one I never thought of.
Smaller would be less noticed. Smaller could be humble. I will have to ponder that one a bit, but I am sure it is an excellent reason.

Again, thank you all.
Peace
PastorClint