“Let justice descend, you heavens, like dew from above, like gentle rain let the clouds drop it down.
Let the earth open and salvation bud forth; let righteousness spring up with them! I, the Lord, have created this.”
This verse echoes the words that Rickie Wambles; Chaplain (MAJ) USA at Martin Army Community Hospital shared with her staff during this time of pandemic and national pain. “Often, it can help, if one changes their perception of the rains of life as being refreshing and cleansing, rather than the downpour of the unpleasant,” she said. By now, the sun was going down between breaks in the clouds as night fell. There was no thunder, no lightning, just soft rain. Maybe it helps to remember that God isn’t always loud either. Sometimes He comes softly to fill our hearts with understanding, prosperity, and peace.
About the Photographer: Tonya Evans is a member of the Professional Photographer’s Association (PPA), and is currently finishing a certificate in Digital Photography at the Rankin Photography Center at Columbus State University as an Art History student. She loves to travel and her freelance work is inspired by the beauty of the natural world and as well as architecture. She strives to capture the unique sensations and emotions of people, and places like Blessed Trinity on film.
