I go to school in Joplin, MO. Although I was not there when the tornado hit. The pain and the damage there is so great, pictures cannot describe. But there is hope rising too, the Church has been working there nonstop, bring God's love. In the darkest hour of the world the Church shines bright.
What I find very interesting that in the midst of tragedy doesn't fight over stupid issues, denominations and styles don't matter. They just unite and concentrate on what is really important. The question I have is, do you think there is a way to keep this after the tragedy? Can we keep this unity or will small issues once again arise?
If you're interested, I have written my thoughts on and my letter too Joplin. Here it is: http://curtispoor.blogspot.com/2011/07/joplin-tornado-home.html
What I find very interesting that in the midst of tragedy doesn't fight over stupid issues, denominations and styles don't matter. They just unite and concentrate on what is really important. The question I have is, do you think there is a way to keep this after the tragedy? Can we keep this unity or will small issues once again arise?
If you're interested, I have written my thoughts on and my letter too Joplin. Here it is: http://curtispoor.blogspot.com/2011/07/joplin-tornado-home.html
