Monthly Archives: October 2021
When I Close My Eyes

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When I close my eyes I imagine a different world…
Children playing without masks
All of us being able to go out without face coverings
A safe return to work
Openness to more people working from home
No one denied an education who can’t afford it
Those with disabilities having more work and educational opportunities
People putting an end to hate
No more cyberbullying
Outstretched loving humanity to those living through challenging life circumstances
Everyone rising to their God-given potential
All political parties striving to work together rather than apart
Building communities instead of breaking them down
Stopping racial inequality
The addicted escaping the prison of their addictions
A world of harmony, not disharmony
Homeless being a word of the past
Poverty being a word of the past
No more need for food banks
Ending discrimination
All human traffickers brought to justice
Those who have been trafficked getting professional counselling to begin the healing process
Looking after the environment so our children and our children’s children have a world
Everyone doing their part to build a more caring society
Many of these things may never come to be.
But if we don’t work together for a better world, I can only imagine what kind of
world it will be, when we open our eyes to the opposite reality.
I’m a stumbling sinner saved by grace seeking to teach others how to find it.
Posted in Rethinking
Tags: communitydevelopment, communityoutreach, inequality, poverty, social justice