Over the past few weeks the nation has experienced a lot of tragedy.
First, there was the sad events in Charlottesville, which raised the ugly specter of racism among a tiny group of Americans again.
Then, there is the more recent Hurricane Harvey’s devastation in Texas, which has shown an example of people of all backgrounds pulling together. But the sheer scope of the tragedy can’t be measured in the cost in dollars alone.
In response to Charlottesville, manufactured housing advocate, the Reverend Donald Tye, Jr. and MHLivingNews/MHProNews publisher L. A. ‘Tony’ Kovach prepared a statement of “healing and hope.”
Citing sources, Tye and Kovach point to principles of Christianity and morality as foundational in America. Not to declare a national religion, but to encourage the best of people, the duo say.
As people from a variety of walks of life come together to help those devastated by Charlottesville, Texas, Florida and now Louisiana, the reminder they shared is that we are all part of one human race, one nation, and one earth.
Among their quotes, “United we stand, divided we fall.”
You can read the full statement from Reverend Donald Tye, Jr. and Kovach on MHLivingNews, linked here. ## (News, announcement, analysis.)
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