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BEAUTY instead of BROKENNESS

by Dorothy Murfin
(Colbert, GA.)

Photo by AColvin

When Hannah was just a tot, she loved walking along the beach & picking up seashells.

Every shell, no matter how broken, was so special to her. She picked up each one to show me, as if it were a marvelous treasure. She had yet to lose her sense of wonder at God's handiwork.

I realized how much closer she was to God's view of us ~ Instead of seeing the brokenness in us, He admires BEAUTY in You and Me!

~ Dorothy Murfin

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