Compassion seen throught the eyes of children (see story below)

  

 

 

If you’ve ever wondered if the qualities or words of the month have any power, take a look at this video that was created by three young boys. I became aware of it when their mother sent me an email saying, “A few years ago someone from Circle of Grandparents came into my 3 boys' school (Colonial Hills ES) and spoke about the character trait "compassion."

It coincided with a lesson they were learning at our church on compassion.  The boys were inspired by the lessons on compassion and by real life lessons on compassion they have experienced with having an older brother with autism.  

 

They created a movie about the topic. In fact, the older brother (with autism) is the narrator of this short movie. It is the story of a penguin with a broken wing who needs his friends' help to make it up the penguin slide."Thanks to Julie and Karl Werbovetz  for sharing this and to  Luke, Ben, and Graham for creating such a wonderful video about compassion.

In celebrating PCC’s 15 year anniversary we are looking for more stories to share.  Have PCC’s programs or ideas touched your life?  Please let us know.  We’d love to hear from you.

 
 

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