On My Way Home
I am in the airport waiting for my flight back to the United States. My experience down here in Nicaragua has energized me for my work and given me new perspective on the challenges we face. I am sure that more stories and pictures and reflections from the trip will continue to find expression on this blog.
For now, I'd like to leave you with a Bible verse that our hosts gave us for reflection to open and close our trip. Genesis 8:22 reads, "As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease." There is a rhythm to life and that rhythm is being interrupted. We are called to care for the earth. The issue is pressing--creation groans waiting for redemption and those who are poorest and hungriest already feel the impact. May we find the courage to accompany those who are marginalized, to do God's work with our hands.
For now, I'd like to leave you with a Bible verse that our hosts gave us for reflection to open and close our trip. Genesis 8:22 reads, "As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease." There is a rhythm to life and that rhythm is being interrupted. We are called to care for the earth. The issue is pressing--creation groans waiting for redemption and those who are poorest and hungriest already feel the impact. May we find the courage to accompany those who are marginalized, to do God's work with our hands.
Labels: climate change and hunger, Nicaragua
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