In the refugee camps there are thousands of children who are living under difficult circumstances. They have been uprooted from their homes and have come many miles, through war-torn territory to get where they are. The stress, fatigue and confusion shows on their faces./>
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4 comments:
With all our bountiful blessings here in the USA, we feel so sad for their plight. Good luck. You are in our prayers. Debbie and Tee
Thanks for sharing your mission on the blog. It helps your ward family and friends appreciate all the eternally unimportant things that we strive to acquire. You must feel blessed to see the fruits of your labors every day. Whether it is the smile or laughter of a child or someone who slept well with the comfort of a new blanket it must be rewarding to know that everything you do has a direct and personal impact on those you serve. Hope you have a great Christmastime while you serve the Reason for the Season with all your hearts, might, mind and strength. It couldn't happen to a better couple. Love, Doug and Julee Stewart
Love the pictures. You are doing a great work that must be very rewarding. Sorry it has taken me so long to write; however, I just found your card!! Ever since I started working for CES my house organizational skills have gone to pot!!! Hope your Thanksgiving was great. Will write again soon. You are in my prayers always. Love y'all, Donna
Isn't it amazing what small things can make someone happy? Each blessed American should take a lesson from these beautiful children. Thank you for all the good work you do
Elaine and Brent
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