And, then I began to pray.
I prayed for the two children that my husband and I sponsor through Compassion: Cheik lives in Burkina Faso where the life expectancy of a male is 50.5 and Alfred lives in Uganda where 85% of the population lives below $1 a day.
I prayed for you.
I prayed that you have an abundance of food and gladly give to others who need it.
I prayed for our country.
I prayed that our government would begin to build infrastructure that help the hungry and needy yet prevent exploitation of programs.
And then I prayed for me.
I prayed that I would be sensitive to the needs of others and use my resources for their good.
03.11.09
Global Food Crisis Day
Will you join me and do something about it, please?
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5 comments:
This is such a sweet post and a great reminder to pray - thank you :) hOpe you have a great weekend~
Those are such great prayers, and I agree with Ms. Tee; a great reminder to pray (and maybe do more.)
I'm about to name you One-Minute Writer of the Day for yesterday's prompt. Congrats! :)
Ms. Tee - thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend! ;)
C. Beth - I'm jumping up and down and clapping like crazy! Thanks so much for the award. ;)
That was a great reminder-
Thank you for visiting my blog...I am glad to be able to meet you!
As I glance over my pantry tonight, after a shop, I have to wonder who is next in line for the "grocery give" this month . . .
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