Healthy upliftment

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Just thinking and trying to put myself in the shoes of the people in Japan....not possible at all. This makes me realize once again that we in Cape Town should be so grateful that such disasters does not happen to us. This is because the hand of God is on our country. Instead of natural disasters happening, we break down one another in many other ways. We say hurtful things because of color, we look down on people for where they live and how much money they have. We need to start building each other and try and see people through the eyes of God. God has given us enough love to share with one another. So let us start building our families, in order to have a healthy community, in order to have a healthy country. God bless one and all!!!!!

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Rene Parker said…
Thank you for this encouraging blog post. keep it up.
March 27, 2011 at 3:48 PM
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