One way to be of service is to write someone a letter without expecting a response. Not everyone knows how to write anymore with pen and paper. I sometimes write on museum card stationery with a fountain pen. Classy. I sometimes write someone who does not even expect to get a letter from me. I write in cursive. Older people can read cursive. I never met anyone who said they hated to get a snail mail letter from me. So much junk mail, and then the letter. It helps make my day. Gets me out of myself.
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From Stephanie Logan of Centennial, CO
I sincerely hope your mission thrives. The Church these days seems overly intent on preaching politics and battering its members with ultimatums and threats instead of focusing on the messages of love, forgiveness and daily sacrifice that convert followers from the inside out and are therefore more effective in the long run!
I sincerely hope your mission thrives. The Church these days seems overly intent on preaching politics and battering its members with ultimatums and threats instead of focusing on the messages of love, forgiveness and daily sacrifice that convert followers from the inside out and are therefore more effective in the long run!
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I love this and think that surprise snail mail is such a treat; to send or receive! It makes me sad that cursive is becoming a lost art form and I wish more schools would bring it back. Keep up the good work! ❤️
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