This will be my last post on www.journeytomaliacampbell.blogspot.com because I will be moving over to www.bringinghomenaomi.blogspot.com. Come join us there as we continue this journey that the Lord has placed us on. I am learning even more that my life is not my own and that His plans for me are beyond anything I could have ever figured out on my own. I've told the Lord so many times that I just do not understand why Xi, Tao Yan did not make it and He has said "You don't have to understand , just TRUST me." So I am letting the sorrow and dissappointment go and turning the corner, to trust again His plan for me. It's freeing actually.
My heart really goes out the the Chapman's in their sorrow. Mine I know is nothing like they have experienced and nothing like the victims of the earthquake have experienced. I'm indeed thankful my REDEEMER LIVES, and because He lives I can face tomorrow, and with joy!!!!!
Malia
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Matt 18:2
Whoever receives one little child like this in My name receives Me.
Chinese Proverb
An invisible thread connects those destined to meet......regardless of time, place, or circumstances. The thread may stretch or tangle, but will never break
2 comments:
I just had to post a comment here as to the freaky similarities that we share with our little Malias. My Malia unfortunately passed away all too soon in China as well. I didn't post too much about her passing on my blog in fear of upsetting others waiting from her orphanage. However, you are welcome to take a peek. Take care and good luck on your journey!
Now, I'm really curious how you can adopt "at your age" (saying this as someone who also has grown children and younger adopted ones). We adopted from Russia where they respect elders and believe older parents are great. But, I thought China was different.
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