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In these times it is easy to get caught up in the negative, but there are a lot of positive stories out there. These stories bring to mind my favorite verse, John 1:5 -“The light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it.” Here are a few stories of light:
There are major companies like @AirbusInTheUS who are donating desperately needed supplies to support local first responders.https://www.fox10tv.com/news/coronavirus/airbus-donates-40-000-face-masks-to-mobile-and-baldwin-counties/article_5844b9d6-75d0-11ea-9c65-5b14624488f6.html …
There are Alabama small businesses, like Mobile’s Calagaz Printing, who are switching operations to manufacture face shields to support doctors and nurses.https://abc3340.com/news/coronavirus/alabama-printing-company-switches-gears-to-make-face-shields-for-health-care-workers …
We are seeing restaurants pitch in to provide free meals to kids and medical workers, like this food truck in Tuscaloosa.https://www.wbrc.com/2020/04/03/food-truck-supporters-feed-kids-healthcare-workers/ …
And there are just regular citizens who are taking action to help support those in need as we navigate these challenging times, like Wayne from Hartselle who is buying groceries for those who can’t leave their homes.https://whnt.com/news/coronavirus/hartselle-man-delivers-meals-to-those-in-need-during-covid-19-outbreak/ …
Let’s use these stories to inspire us and remind each of us that the simplest of actions can be a bright light of hope for those in need. Together, we will get through this! #TogetherAL
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