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#LightTheWorld: Visit the Lonely

Have you ever felt lonely, even when you were surrounded by a crowd of people?  I think everyone has had that experience at one time or another.  Today's #LightTheWorld topic is: "Jesus Visited the Lonely, and So Can You."  

Life is busy, and it is easy to get so caught up in a to-do list, that developing relationships with others can take a back seat.  Today, I'm going to make time for others.  I'll check on friends I don't see as often as I would like, and I will take time to really listen.  Do you know what the funny thing is?  Whenever I take time for others, I come away feeling uplifted!  

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Thanks for others. 

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