Dear Dave,
Hannatu
is 13 years old and wants to become a banker. Her favorite sport is
basketball and she loves mathematics. She really likes the Book of
Psalms because it tells her so much about who God is. One Sunday morning
in June, Hannatu went to her Sunday school. She did that every Sunday.
But this Sunday would be different. That day, a suicide bomber crashed
his car into a barricade at her church, setting of explosives that
killed at least 24 people and wounded 125 others.
“We
were in the church. The church was full that morning. I was at the
Sunday school. I went outside with my uncle and we were preparing for
the meal. Then, we wanted to go inside. We heard a car coming. The next
thing I saw was people crying, running outside. There were people lying
on the ground.” Hannatu’s voice is so soft that you can barely hear it.
It is difficult for her to talk about what happened. She is together
with a friend who was also injured. When they chat together, Hannatu
laughs. She is a tough girl with a mischievous smile.
Hannatu
asks all the people to pray for her church and also for herself. “I
feel sad because I lost people I loved. Especially my uncle. Sometimes, I
am happy because God made me see this day and saved my life. I would
like people to pray for me because I have hurt my eyes. I cannot see
many objects from afar. I don’t want to wear glasses, I just want to see
well. Thank you for praying.”
Ready for this week's challenge?
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Kita dipanggil untuk berdoa untuk membina hubungan yang intim dengan Tuhan dan berdoa bagi sesama kita sebagai bukti kasih kita pada sesama terutama yang terhilang dan tengah berbeban berat
Rabu, 10 April 2013
Nigeria - #13
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