Fingerprint Friday

Today I had the privilege of wondering through the capital of Grenada, St. George's.  Some friends and I just went to take pictures and walk around...
we wondered up to a church that was mostly destroyed in Hurricane Ivan, in 2004.
the pictures will mostly speak for themselves... but there was no roof, windows were busted, walls were crumbling.... and yet they were still holding services there!

the stained glass of Jesus was completely unharmed!!

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Fingerprint Friday

Living in Grenada (without a job) I have so many great volunteer opportunities, such as visiting Queen Elizabeth's Home for children.  We go once a week and spend time with the kids playing & most recently helping them to improve their reading skills. 
I love the time I get to spend there with these precious little children. 
I see the fingerprints of God all over them because they have been rescued from unsafe homes and are now on track to a better life.

There is a song by Steven Curtis Chapman that says:
I can see the fingerprints of God
When I look at you
I can see the fingerprints of God
And I know its true
You're a masterpiece
That all creation quietly applauds
And you're covered with the fingerprints of God

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Fingerprint Friday

my sister Amanda does a 'Fingerprint Friday' every once in a while & it is linked to this blog -The Rusted Chain where I guess fingerprint friday began.

it is just your interpretation of the fingerprints of God in everyday life. 

Living in Grenada I am fortunate enough to be constantly surrounded by beauty and the overwhelmingly obvious fingerprints of God.
So for my first Fingerprint Friday Blog, I chose the most obvious of all.  A rainbow.
God used the rainbow as a promise to the world that he would never again destroy the world by flood, and when I see a rainbow I immediately think of God's love and feel comforted by the presence.