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God is Love

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While at the Father McKenna Center we experienced love, faith and protection. Seeing how the men at the center protected one another and loved one another helped me develop my faith in God and his love for all of us. The faith in all the gentlemen at the center also inspired be a lot and helped me become even a great person. I truly appreciate the  love and support we got trough out this whole week, and all the knowledge and wisdom that we gained from the brilliant gentlemen. This week have been a learning experience for all of us and I thank all the gentlemen at the center for giving us the opportunity to experience how it feels to be cared for and the opportunity to develop our faith.
    
     - Foibe

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