BE THE LOVE, PEACE, AND KINDNESS YOU WISH TO SEE 



Sometimes the world around us does not seem kind or loving; and wars, bombs bursting mid-air, is certainly not very peaceful. Often we are thinking, what to do, what to do, what to do? As the posted above says, be calm, be loving, and be kind.

Start with your family and friends, are they healthy and safe? What about your neighbors, are they safe and healthy? Who needs a little help with something, call or knock on a door to see if all is safe and well. Lend a helping hand if you can.

What's happening in your community? Does your faith center have places they contribute to? Do you feel strongly about:  justice for all; children who are homeless or going hungry: teens who live on the street: LGTBQ friends rights; discrimination of any kind,  resulting in not being treated fairly; or animals who have been neglected? Many organizations are just waiting for volunteers.

Do your part in being Peaceful, Kind, and Loving. Pay it forward, and see what a difference it can make.

“Every act of kindness is a step toward a more loving world.”

Kindness, Peace, and Love, spiral out to others in the most delightful way, and the magic is, that the more you send them out, the most amazing feeling comes back to you.

Love ,Peace, and Kindness,
Rev Sandy Smith







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