Yesterday I visited a family from Iran for a meal commemorating 45 days after the husband’s father died. We sat and ate on the floor. Our meal was fish and veggies.

This family is special to me for many reasons. I wanted to be there with them to show my support for them. It was the first time the husband called me brother.

One of the hardest things for refugees is when a loved one is sick or dies because they cannot travel home to be there for their loved ones. My desire is to be there for refugees at difficult times.

We rejoice with those who rejoice and mourn with those who mourn.

6 responses to “Mourn with those who mourn”

  1. Glad you were able to be there to help encourage this grieving family. May God comfort them and keep them safe.

    1. Thank you little sister 🙂

  2. That is awesome! Glad you were able to be with the family in their time of need. I pray God give the family strength to get through this.. Have a bless day my brother in Christ ❤️😊

    1. Thank you my sister. Blessings 😀❤️

  3. I am sorry for the loss of your friends’ loved one. It is indeed a difficult time for them. I am sure your presence help to comfort and strengthen them. Thank you for being the kind and compassionate person that you are.

    1. You are kind. Thank you my sister 😀

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