Katrina . . a Reflection
No need to remind folks living in Pass Christian, MS that a new hurricane season is about to begin. Perhaps it would be just as appropriate to think of Katrina as an on going, life long event. To one degree or another lives have forever been changed and recovery will include a realization that things will never be the same. It's easier said than done to think of this as a new beginning and starting over in a different direction. It may sound good but without sufficient resources it is nearly impossible. If starting from ground zero means making something good come from Katrina it becomes 'hope for tomorrow.' A need that we all have.
My small effort to help in the recovery process taught me many things. One being that, without exception, efforts of ordinary people to help, made a difference. . . a big difference. Perhaps it was a natural bond that occurred when people of unconditional faith joined with those with an un-common need. A rare combination that was destined to produce life long friendships and mutual personal gain.
My small effort to help in the recovery process taught me many things. One being that, without exception, efforts of ordinary people to help, made a difference. . . a big difference. Perhaps it was a natural bond that occurred when people of unconditional faith joined with those with an un-common need. A rare combination that was destined to produce life long friendships and mutual personal gain.

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I have only been involved in supporting Katrina rebuilding efforts through support from Montana.
But I can appreciate the importance of each day asking what we can do to "make a difference". I have had many "God Moments" through opportunities given to me at home in Montana. Thanks for the inspiration given to us far away, from all of you sharing your rich experiences. We share your spirit.
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