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The Weekly

Every person, every week, gets a question they have never been asked before — and each answer becomes a thread in the tapestry of our year.

The Sunday Table

Our capture moment is a ritual, not a chore: Sunday evening, after church, gathered around the table. Barry narrates; each person answers; every answer is logged — feeding the photos, the narrative, and the documentary all at once. All Glory To God Always.

Who Asks Whom — the rotation

Moment
Interviewer
Answering
The Patriarch's Question
Barry, to the table
Everyone, one line each
The Roving Reporter
One child (rotates)
A parent or sibling
Papa & Mama's Chair
Barry and Brooke
The featured child
Sisters' Circle
The Angels
Each other
The Marriage Booth
Brooke and Barry
Each other (private)
The Legacy Interview
Barry, monthly
One family member

This week's questions

  • For the little ones — If our family were a kingdom, what job would God have given you this week?
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  • For the Angels — When did you feel most brave, and who was watching over you?
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  • For Mama — What is one small mercy you noticed that you almost missed?
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  • For Papa — Where did you see God move in our home this week?
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  • For the marriage — What did I do this week that made you feel chosen?
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The Never-Repeat Rule

No question is ever asked twice. The Question Engine keeps the full history for every person, so each week opens a door that has never been opened before.

Seven years of Sundays becomes a library of a soul — a record no one could reconstruct from memory, kept for our children and their children.

All Glory To God Always · By the power of the Holy Spirit · In the name of Jesus Christ