Heros at Home

I just finished watching all the different slide shows of this year's "Impact Outerbanks" and it touched me, made me miss all of the youth (especially two in particular), and at the same time made me swell with pride because of the outstanding things our young people are doing under the guidance of some Godly adult leadership.
It reminded me that being a hero does not just mean that you are willing to sacrifice your lives for freedom, but it also can refer to simple acts of love & kindness that each of us are capable of showing others. Being a hero does, however, require some form of sacrifice. Thanks to all the adult leaders, and youth who sacrificed their summer time to impact others for Christ. To me you represent the heros at home by your efforts to save the spiritual lives of others.
Hello to all the FCA leaders at First Flight Middle & High School! Miss you all and hope to see you soon.

In Christ we are one,

Dale