Dear bloggers,
As for my entry for the photo challenge I am using this photo from http://www.msnbc.msn.com to give tribute for someone big not literally but someone who is BIG for her courage, for her braveness, her beliefs, contributions, her principles in life at a very young age.
Meet Malala Yousafai, fourteen year old girl, student, co blogger and advocate to education who does not fear to voice out her cry for freedom. Someone who at young age thinks something Big for the future, somebody who did not fear for something big, someone who did big thing such as sacrificing her life for her principles, for belief, for her dream.
She is someone who is Big for me.
Posting here my prayers for Malala.
Dear Lord,
I am praying for this little girl whom I don’t personally know.
I know you have plans for her, and whatever it is it shall be done.
Give her strength to surpass the current situation she is facing right now,
Give protection to this innocent girl who did not want any but rights for everyone.
Give peace to their country, peace to those who opposed her and peace to the heart of the one who put bullet on her.
Dear Jesus, the power of your hands never fails. Touch the heart of her assassin. Touch it that he may feel you in his life.
Most of all Dear Lord lay your hands to Dear Malala. Heal her wound and heal her heart.
May this be the end of all the sorrows in Pakistan .
In Jesus name, I pray.
Amen.
She certainly is an inspiration. Makes us look back what we were doing at her age. Thank you for sharing.
Indeed she is.
and her story is worth sharing.
It’s a great eye opener for each and everyone of us.
What a wonderful tribute. One thing is for sure, her story has touched many hearts and I do hope it continues to affect us all. Thanks for sharing.
thank you Angelia.
Beautiful entry my friend 🙂
Thank you my friend.
This is for her.
a wonderful p;posting for an exceptional young woman
Thanks Jo.
Poor brave child. I pray that she recovers well, and I pray that her attackers come to realize what evil they have done.
For sure they will, God is not blind nor deaf.
In time there will be justice for her and freedom to the girls in Pakistan.
Sometimes we need to be reminded by an incident like this one to realize that civilization still has to go a long way. Some people, like the attackers of this young girl, refuse to be civilized. Nice entry. Indeed, it’s a BIG one to ponder on. Good luck sheladyanne.
Thank you Maxim. I am so happy to read this, and happy to know that somehow out of our busy life, we tend to stop and give recognition to someone exceptional. Thank you so much.
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