I read about Hurricane Florence hitting the eastern coast; high
winds, flooding, power outages and more. I worry about folks I know living (and visiting) there, and I worry about folks there that I’ll probably never know. I pray for
them all. I think about the people evacuated from their homes last week by
wildfire. We watched in horror on our way home from St. George Thursday as winds
whipped the Pole Creek and Bald Mountain fires to more than 30,000 acres. It
looked like previews from the end of the world. It feels like we’ll never be
free of the smell of smoke. The only bright light in all of this is the thought
that regardless of the disaster: wind, fire, water or whatever, there will
always be people running to the rescue with blankets, bandages, hot meals or
whatever may be needed. I’m grateful to have the chance to join them, even if a prayer is all I can offer.
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