The bright full moon illuminated sad faces later tonight as the students sat in a circle and shared their heart. Jared had a passion to help people; to make a difference in people's lives. If he could see all the people he has impacted through his death, he would know his desire is being fulfilled. Students shared on letting go and letting God have full control of their lives. Of a stronger desire to serve the Lord. Of realizing the seriousness of life. He impacted his fellow classmates.
He impacted many people in Grenada. As the class continued to share in song at various places around the island, people knew this was the class that had deep sorrow in their heart. And yet, still they sang.
Through his parent's testimony and peace of knowing he is with God, he is impacting many people in his home area. His death was not in vain.
Grand Anse Beach
Making a cross for the beach
Chris painting the cross for Jared
Headed to the location where Jared drowned to place the cross in his memory
To the left of the concrete pier is where Jesus came to claim Jared
The senior guys
Chris & James, two of the rescuers
Bryson & Matt
You will never be forgotten, Jared
The beach in the distance is where God met Jared
The sunset tonight....pales in comparison to what Jared is experiencing!
So much sadness, but rejoicing at the testimony Jared's death is leaving. Beautiful post!
ReplyDeleteYou are such a blessing Katrina for sharing with us! You have a gift of writing. Thanks so much for allowing me as a mom to hear what was going on and happening with the Senior class. It made me feel somehow closer to my daughter since she was many miles away. Blessings to you!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these photos and writings with us who grieve in Lanc Co.
God has given you a gift of writing. Continue to use it to bless others.
Praying for you all as you continue on.
Margaret Martin
this is beautiful. thank you for sharing with all of us in the community, we are praying peace and grace to you!
ReplyDeleteKim Blackwell Zimmerman (my dad lives across the street from your school)
I don't know you, but thanks for sharing your thoughts. So well said....
ReplyDeleteYour welcome. It was the least I could do for the mothers back home. Mothers of THMS seniors..thank you for sharing your child with us this past week. We will always have a special bond with this class. Thank you for your continued prayers and we will pray for you and your child as well.
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