'I AM'

 

Our value is determined by ourselves, not from both other people's approval and validation

We are who we are, not what other people say.

Our life is very simple. The complexity of our lives is precisely because we try to be what other people want us to be. Our freedom is not determined by the sentence of "I want to be", but the sentence of "I am"😊

The more we are ourselves, the more we 'shine'.

Our authenticity is what makes us happier.

Right, folks!?!?!? 😀😀😀

Mr.Yan is in the library😀 😀 😀

Hello friends.😀

I want to tell you about someone special where I serve.

I have a friend. He is a senior teacher who also serves at my place. His name is Mr. Yan. He is a senior English teacher at a special school for children with disabilities. He is 70 years old and has worked there for 40 years. Even though he is completely blind, his enthusiasm for work and service exceeds that of normal people. I really like him.

I once asked him if he ever regretted being born blind. He answered that he was always grateful for whatever happened to him, that everything had a good purpose. I like his enthusiasm for life. His love for teaching was inspired by the stories of the people around him who spoke fluent English when he was young.

I'm dyslexic. I understand how difficult it is to read even though I was not born blind. This makes me grateful that at least I can still 'see' reading that is difficult for me to read. I am a dyslexic who is still very lucky.

Mr.Yan is amazing, right!!?!?!?😍😍😍

 

 

What Is Disability?

 

What is disability? 😐😐😐

Is the definition only for people with physical limitations?

Isn't our life not only dependent on the physical aspect?

If your body is limited by a condition but does not prevent you from being "useful" to others, that is not a disability, friends.  It's a gift....And not everyone gets that privilege.😀😀😀

Because, the greatest disability is in the mind, not in the body.

Remember guys, we are all perfect beings embodying the power to both empower and enlighten our fellows.😊😊😊

Important People Behind The Scenes 😇

 

Hello friends.😄

I want to tell you about the people who serve behind the scenes of our ministry at Victoria's disabled home.

They are Mrs. Leni and Mrs. Yanti.  They are both normal people who serve the needs of disabled children under five. They are both simple and humble people, and most importantly they are people who have hearts full of love.  I really respect them. They are both considered biological mothers for children under five, especially those with multiple disabilities.  

Just teaching normal small children to do daily chores is already a hassle.  You can imagine teaching these skills to small children with disabilities, really need a lot of courage and patience for these two mothers. 

These are not ordinary people. They are women sent by God.😇

They are amazing people, aren’t they?😄😊