How are you feeling right now? As I was walking back home yesterday from the hill, I bumped into my neighbor, who is a daughter of the sick grandmother. She was a person with a disability, too, and trying to meet the daily needs of her family. Her ill mother begs her to sleep with […]
Okay and hopeful
Kindness doesn’t always come in grand gestures—it shows in small, genuine acts that touch lives. What Hazel shared is a reminder that compassion, even in the form of groceries, prayers, or presence, can ease someone’s burden and bring hope. In a world often rushing forward, it’s these quiet moments of humanity that truly build stronger communities.
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