Dear God, do what only you can do, because “I can do all things through Christ, which strengthens me.” You know, apart from you I can do nothing. Let the world know that we can have PEACE ON EARTH!!! Amen.
The following poem hopefully will inspire you to visit this web page as often as your thirst and hunger for peace cries out. The author of this poem was a trailblazer for the reality of peace and a restful life lived in peace herself. I’m humbled by the words expressed by Helen Steiner Rice’s legacy, and I’m thankful that I can share her words again and again. Surely, you will want to view and soak in more poetic readings of this type. I believe you will distinctly, feel the “MAJESTIC WONDER” of peace within.
I. Prayers of Peace: By Helen Steiner Rice (“A Book of Prayer,” Compiled by Virginia J. Ruehlmann, Published by Fleming H. Revell, ISBN 0-0807-1707-4)
“Blessed too [are] the peacemakers.” Matthew 5:9 NAB
“Peace is available to most, but achieved and accepted by too few. The seasons, location, wealth, and nationality are not the deciding factors; peace comes from within and is dependent upon your willingness to forgive, your capability to control bitterness, and your ability to trust and to look beyond the present, and your adeptness for encouraging and possessing agape love.”
The following poem hopefully will inspire you to visit this web page as often as your thirst and hunger for peace cries out. The author of this poem was a trailblazer for the reality of peace and a restful life lived in peace herself. I’m humbled by the words expressed by Helen Steiner Rice’s legacy, and I’m thankful that I can share her words again and again. Surely, you will want to view and soak in more poetic readings of this type. I believe you will distinctly, feel the “MAJESTIC WONDER” of peace within.
I. Prayers of Peace: By Helen Steiner Rice (“A Book of Prayer,” Compiled by Virginia J. Ruehlmann, Published by Fleming H. Revell, ISBN 0-0807-1707-4)
“Blessed too [are] the peacemakers.” Matthew 5:9 NAB
“Peace is available to most, but achieved and accepted by too few. The seasons, location, wealth, and nationality are not the deciding factors; peace comes from within and is dependent upon your willingness to forgive, your capability to control bitterness, and your ability to trust and to look beyond the present, and your adeptness for encouraging and possessing agape love.”
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