Vandals hit our front door last week.
Of course, it's the type of social disturbance we not only enjoy, but encourage.
Neighbors doing something nice for each other.
Because we live in a religious area, those in our congregation are looking out for each other. Yes, we all live in close proximity of each other, but for them to take the time to make the cut outs, print the quotes, and attach them to the door...it's a little humbling.
I wonder, if the past five weeks of solitude had not happened, how different things would be. Actually, they wouldn't be "different" than the way they were before. Amazing what a global invisible killing virus can do to a community, a congregation, neighbors, friends, relatives, strangers.
Yes, there's a lot of crap out there, and we can focus on it all day long. But, if you look a little deeper, look through the noise and clutter, you'll see the good--it may even be taped to your front door.
Yes, the good is as powerful as anything the other side has to offer--even stronger. You just have to look.
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