Great point Lydia. We have to pray for new eyes. To see beyond our own priviledges.

If you go to the African-American Museum plan a two day tour. It is big and it can’t be rushed.

The Holocaust Museum was heart wrenching for me. To see how quickly something that horrible could happen. Thinking about the victims, survivors and family members yet living. It was too much to bear but I knew I had to so I could better understand them.

The Holocaust Museum was heart wrenching for me. To see how quickly something that horrible could happen. Thinking about the victims, survivors and family members yet living. It was too much to bear but I knew I had to so I could better understand them.

I love your heart, Corinne. I’m sure your presence in India is a daily answered prayer to those you are around. May the Lord keep revealing day by day the work he wants you to do. It’s been so painful to watch the news about the covid outbreak in India right now too.

Thanks. Even though it’s a painful one, it’s a memory I want to keep fresh in my mind so I won’t grow callous.

You make such a great point, Lydia. Until things are pointed out to us, we often don’t notice them. I’m sure I’m very blind in so many areas. We once traveled with a partially-disabled friend to take a cruise, and I learned so much from the experience. There were so many things I took for granted that he was unable to do. It was quite eye-opening. May we all learn to be more empathetic toward each other, for we rarely know all that another is dealing with.

It is definitely sad that there are so many examples all around the world of humans mistreating other humans. You’d think we’d learn that it’s to everyone’s advantage when we work together instead of fight each other, but we can be stubborn and selfish and fearful creatures under the wrong circumstances.