In Her Own Words

“Love is what you do, not an emotion.  Love really is kind, patient, always hopes, always preserves and it never fails.  Love is commanded of us to show to one another; talk with love in your speech and diction and handle situations with love in your actions.  Be a representative of Christ not only in mind yet, in actions.”
Did you know loving one another is a commandment?  Did you know love is a choice not an emotion?  Are you speaking to people with love?  Are you handling situations with love?  Are you being a representative of Christ in all facets of your life?

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