It is amazing how small the world really is at times, especially with social media. As an author, I connect with lots of other authors. One day, a fellow author wrote a post about sending books to Africa. So naturally I inquired if the books could be used... limited budget and all. So began my journey indirectly to Nairobi, Kenya, Africa.
A few days ago, I was invited to a Facebook event "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" by a new friend, Moses O. Moses helps young ladies/girls who suffer from abuse. Moses introduced me to Lynn C. Tolson who wrote a wonderful blog about this event.
For those that don't know it, Emmaus champions the use of our human hands and feet to the Glory of God and Jesus. Each of us have talents and abilities. It is how we use them that makes all the difference. I may not be a best selling author by New York Times standards but I can write. So I am using my human hands to tell about men who are using their human feet to help women who have suffered from sexualized violence. To learn more please read Lynn C. Tolson's blog post by clicking here: http://beyondthetears.blogspot.com/2014/01/tolson-4-tears-cheers-walk-mile-in-kenya.html or the Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/669668679732346/?source=1
I hope you open up your human hearts and become Hands and Feet for Christ either for this or other ventures that cross your path.
DeColores,
Lynn Hallbrooks
