Readers Comments
kimj wrote: Very powerful story. God can change us like no man can. Thanks for sharing.
twocents wrote: Time at the jail is such a challenging, and therefore rewarding and necessary act of service in the world. Beautiful that you were able to connect deeply enough to hear about the synergies of how his own act of service came back to him.
Sundi wrote: This man is a hero - and you recognized it in sharing this story. Thank you.
Marcine wrote: I was reminded of how my friend in san francisco got mugged for his i phone in front of the public library at 5pm and everyone nearby just watched or took photos on their phones! Itis insanity when others don't intervene. Who's the real criminal when that happens? And let's not forget that the prison system is about capitalism now-it's big business gone berserk and i don't think the general public realizes how corrupt it is.
Jami2D wrote: Wow! I think that you have a wonderful opportunity to be able to meet these people. Glad to see you embracing them and not judging them. Listening, i mean really listening to people takes discipline, patients and compassion three great traits you seem to have:) keep the open mind and the embracing arms. Thank you,
sethi wrote: Thank you for sharing. Actions speak louder than words.
Brianna wrote: Some people talk with words, others speak with their hearts, and yet others speak with every day acts of kindness. My heart felt warm as i read this story of courage and the wonderful gift of life. A life that could have been cut short but thanks to a stranger who put himself in harms way, this life was saved. Then to find out that this life that was spared, had family incarcerated with the one who saved her life is something out of a fairy tale. Things do happen and most of the time the little things are over looked. But thank you god, for seeing that this brave man be thanked with something that so many people take for granted. An act of kindness.
michael wrote: I worked with prisoners and in prison no one touches anyone else except when fighting. So a big hug would be an unexpected gift. Great story of reaping and sowing. God bless these people
purvi shah wrote: I remember this saying:do small things with great love,and the smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intention.
I feel sorry about the plight of prisoners
They are treated inhumanly. Jail is not a place where they are reformed,they are only further hardened.
I feel sorry about the plight of prisoners
They are treated inhumanly. Jail is not a place where they are reformed,they are only further hardened.