Vineyard of Harvest Church

To whom it may concern, Recently, the wildfires ravaging Los Angeles, California. it only took a few days for vast homes to be destroyed. The flames, driven by fierce winds, displacing over a hundred thousand residents. They were forced to endure the pain of losing their homes. Such tragic scenes should awaken another thought—war. When war happens in other countries, we might not feel the grief; however, this time, we can empathize with what other people have been through. The news reports have painted a grin, sad picture, describing the aftermath as looking like a war zone with ashes everywhere. Let us think about it: what if one day, not just like the fires in Los Angeles, a war breaks out? What if missiles and nuclear bombs become flying across the sky? What should we do? What about our children, and our future generations? What will be happened to the home, our beloved one, and everything? Looking at the devastated land, our mother EARTH is asking us to cherish her with love. There is still a chance! The United States is a nation of Christian. I hope that everyone, in addition to praying, can step out and help more people in need, awakening the true kindness in all of us. Upholding the spirit of "when one person is hungry, we all are hungry; when one person is drowning, we all are drowning," Let us take an action to spread the energy of love and gratitude, resonate with the forces of nature, and work together to preserve peace and hope. By uniting, setting aside divisions and conflicts, and approaching one another with empathy, we can build a world of peace founded on love, kindness, and compassion. Sincerely, Jessie