pray for va tech
i'm sure there's a ton of stuff out there today about the need to pray for virginia tech. but i don't think one more would hurt.
its hard to comprehend what would drive one person to shoot 50 people and kill 32 of them. it doesn't make sense.
here in indiana, its almost a state of shock and feeling unattached. i can watch images of the event but it still doesn't register what is happening over there.
over there. this is in our country. this isn't iraq, afganistan, the sudan. this is our country.
i can't begin to grasp what happened.
i can only pray those affected will be surrounded by others to love them, care for them and be Jesus to them.
i pray that we will continue to value life. i pray that we as a country will move towards healthy relationships. because thats what life is about. relationships.
be good to each other. look at Christ. pray for va. tech. peace.
its hard to comprehend what would drive one person to shoot 50 people and kill 32 of them. it doesn't make sense.
here in indiana, its almost a state of shock and feeling unattached. i can watch images of the event but it still doesn't register what is happening over there.
over there. this is in our country. this isn't iraq, afganistan, the sudan. this is our country.
i can't begin to grasp what happened.
i can only pray those affected will be surrounded by others to love them, care for them and be Jesus to them.
i pray that we will continue to value life. i pray that we as a country will move towards healthy relationships. because thats what life is about. relationships.
be good to each other. look at Christ. pray for va. tech. peace.
posted by marcelliott at 11:01 PM
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This feels especially violating for me since I work on a college campus. Colleges are supposed to safe and peaceful. What a tragedy. I agree that it is hard to comprehend.
I think about the reach of those 32 people. The number of lives impacted is staggering. I pray for tech that as the storm quiets, that God would comfort in the lonely times.
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