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Rev. Linda Hart Green inspires to cultivate a grounding and authentic hope in difficult times by sharing stories of others.
Hope for Hard Times
- Audio (MP3) 81 MB
Hope for Hard Times
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One Comment
Matthew Williams
“Hope is a choice…day by day” Stacey’s story and message, as well as, Rev. Linda Greene’s were particularly relevant and inspiring to me. Thank you for sharing. Having worked and lived in China as an educator for many years now I’ve faced many obstacles and challenges to hopefulness. Here the “pandemic” feels as if it’s only just beginning with increasing mass lockdowns, restrictions, and befuddling governmental policies. Over the past three years, my wife Cai and I have truly been living day by day and struggling to find hope over despair. “Hope is a choice” “a muscle” and “resilient.” Our family will return home soon to America and we are assured that many struggles lie ahead for us in our journey. However, while we struggle we will earnestly try to choose hope and remember Rev. Greene’s message “ask for help.” Matthew Williams