We Don’t Need to Be the Same to Be One
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VIDEO: We Don’t Need to Be the Same to Be One

We can be different and still be together. We can be kind. We can be patient. We can not judge. We can forgive over and over again because we don’t have to be the same to be one. We are all God’s children.
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In the beginning God made Heaven and Earth, light and dark, man and woman.

He made everything different.

No two fingerprints are alike.

No two people are the same.

We look different. We sound different. We act different. We believe different.

But, we can be different and still be together. We can be kind. We can be patient. We can not judge. We can forgive over and over again because we don’t have to be the same to be one. We are all God’s children.

We are different by design.

Embrace the “and.”

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