We are the ones who choose whether to be a part of making peace within the realm of our existence or to bring hostility. Let’s take time to consider this idea as we light the candle of peace, today.<\/p>\n
It is easy enough to look at world events and have opinions that dictate the direction of actions on the world stage, but what steps do we take to bring order, peace, and healing into the lives around us? What chance are we giving peace and health to take root in our homes and families, among our friends and in our workplace?<\/p>\n
At times it seems that our world is desperate for a place that they can rest… they run from the war and the upheaval of despots. Sometimes there is no place to run, and the groans and cries of the oppressed become an overwhelming sound of grief.<\/p>\n
Sometimes the silence of lost hope is all that fills the air. Where is the answer when surrounded by such circumstances?<\/p>\n
Corrie Ten Boom, in her concentration camp experience, came face to face with such a question.<\/p>\nHer Story