A letter to God for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan

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Dear God,

You have blessed us with so many and you have showered us with so much.  You have been a great provider from the start.
Your people are now in dire need of blessings from the rest of the world  that have not been affected by typhoon Haiyan.
You have been able to provide me and my family more than what we need, yet those people are left with almost nothing.  Please do lighten the hearts of those full to give out to those that are hungry.  Please help them.
Father God, I humbly ask for you to not take away every inch of hope left in those that are heartbroken and lost.  When their wold is falling apart, please provide them with a glint of happiness that will be big enough to make way for peace in their time of acceptance of all the things that has happened to them.
Please Lord.  I am heartbroken because of everything that has happened to my friends and the people in my country.  Please help them.
Your people are in dire need of help.

Please..

Please give your people hope that the victims of Typhoon Haiyan | Yolanda will rise up.

Dear Everyone,

For those of you who have been extravagant and lavish, please look back at those people that you have walked passed and left weeping.  Please look again at those that have been asking for help.  Please do not turn your back against those that have lost their families, are hungry and tired. Please help them.  Please give a helping hand to the victims of Typhoon Haiyan | Yolanda.

Please.

Dear Government People,

Please for once don't be selfish. Please for once, use your power and be responsible.  Please follow what Spiderman's uncle said about having great powers come with great responsibilities.
Please don't think for a second that your better than anyone because everyone has a heart like you.
Please help them, especially the victims of the latest Typhoon Haiyan| Yolanda.

Please.



******I can't stop crying writing this post

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