Forgiving the Unforgivable
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Forgiving the Unforgivable “He urged people not to be afraid to speak, emphasizing that those who confessed would not be prosecuted, nor would there be any shame for sharing how you had been hurt.” Almost immediately, a young man came forward and admitted to a crime that seemed unforgivable, yet he was forgiven that very evening. “By the will to acknowledge, apologize, and forgive…together,” they were able to move forward to restore community, no longer imprisoned by their past. [Read the full story here ...] For more about the work to architect peace, check out a recent Awakin Call with practical visionary and peace maven Libby Hoffman here. |
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