Through thoughts, words and deeds, youth show they know how to share God’s love.
There
are the thoughts: Hayley Switterberg lights a candle and prays. And the
words: Bethany Costello drew a girl who tells a person in need, “You
can live with me,” and Paul Schot’s simple “come on” invites a person
to church.
Then there are the deeds—singing, collecting food and
money for the poor, inviting others to church, helping those who are
hurt or disabled, and more. Natalee Novak believes “giving others
flowers is giving God’s love.” Jacob Currie, who’s aware of what’s
going on in the world, says “helping people in the flud is sharying
God’s love.”
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