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For you alone, O Lord, make me dwell in safety. - Psalm 4:8. I love children who are afraid, hurt and neglected. I am here to tell them God loves them and my friend is praying for them. Every day children who should be nurtured, loved and cared for, are afraid, hurt and neglected, sadly by those they trust. Often that's all they know. Words can break their hearts, bruise their spirits, and leave them confused and sad. They try to hide or get away, but they can't because they are children.
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For you alone, O Lord, make me dwell in safety. - Psalm 4:8. I love children who are afraid, hurt and neglected. I am here to tell them God loves them and my friend is praying for them. Every day children who should be nurtured, loved and cared for, are afraid, hurt and neglected, sadly by those they trust. Often that's all they know. Words can break their hearts, bruise their spirits, and leave them confused and sad. They try to hide or get away, but they can't because they are children.
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For you alone, O Lord, make me dwell in safety. - Psalm 4:8. I love children who are afraid, hurt and neglected. I am here to tell them God loves them and my friend is praying for them. Every day children who should be nurtured, loved and cared for, are afraid, hurt and neglected, sadly by those they trust. Often that's all they know. Words can break their hearts, bruise their spirits, and leave them confused and sad. They try to hide or get away, but they can't because they are children.
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For you alone, O Lord, make me dwell in safety. - Psalm 4:8. I love children who are afraid, hurt and neglected. I am here to tell them God loves them and my friend is praying for them. Every day children who should be nurtured, loved and cared for, are afraid, hurt and neglected, sadly by those they trust. Often that's all they know. Words can break their hearts, bruise their spirits, and leave them confused and sad. They try to hide or get away, but they can't because they are children.
