Letters May 1, 2000 Issue

Dear Sentinel,

with contributions from Nakita Matoo, Ivy Wampole

In Sunday School we had been talking about how to "love thy neighbour as thyself," by seeing everyone as God made them—as His loving children. The next week I was in a situation where I experienced us being God's loving children.

One day a new girl started at school. She was from Egypt, and her name was Rudo. At break time, I saw Rudo by herself, and then some girls went over to her and started picking on her and pushing her. I was watching, and I thought, she is a child of God like I am, and so are the other girls.

When I had finished thinking, the girls had gone. So I went to Rudo and I helped her get up, and we made friends. Then soon after, the girls that had been picking on her came over and they made friends with Rudo as well.

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