It took a while, but in the end I understood what there was to do to get my picture posted. So now I’m smiling at you :o)
Nice to see you too!
Oh, and yes: THANKS TO THE PHOTOGRAPHER B.
It took a while, but in the end I understood what there was to do to get my picture posted. So now I’m smiling at you :o)
Nice to see you too!
Oh, and yes: THANKS TO THE PHOTOGRAPHER B.
A silent discussion* about what a fellow human being is! I want to spread sheets of paper throughout the church with headings like: Who are a fellow human being? What is a fellow human being? …and so on! And then let people wander around in the church writing down what they think on the papers… for 10. min or so.
After I will read aloud what we together has collected of ideas and meanings. I will also say a little bit more about the text for closure. Heading for my sermon: Gods blessing reach us through fellow human beings who belive!
A good idea, or an idea to forget???
* means that people write down what they think instead saying it out loud…
Picture from Darfur, a lot of people on the run. Visit www.nca.no to learn more about Norwegian Church Aid’s work.
This is the motto of the Norwegian Church Aid’s youth group: “Changemaker”.
Sometimes when I’m looking at the world and all the tragic events I wonder - is it possible??
Today children in Russia died from terror, today children in Darfur, Sudan, died of hunger and war - and in other places, and for different reasons more children died this past day.
I try to teach my confirmants about what a persons life is worth, what they do mean and what kind of value their life has (as well as others) - it is one small way of making the world a better place……….. ‘Cause if you are worth nothing, does it matter if you’re dead or alive??