SARAH'S WORK

Lamb's Way
By: Sarah (Age 10)

A forever home for the differently-abled. My family is a ministry together working to help medically fragile children. Right now I have six brothers and sisters. I have three biological brothers and sisters. Then there's Shyheim. We call him Shyshy for short. He's 4 years old. Shyshy is my adopted brother. His life expectancy was only supposed to be eight months old. That's one miracle, Shyshy is blind but he still has fun. When he was born his mother took drugs. He can't walk because of his mothers alcohol. His brain wasn't able to develop, so he only has about half his brain. He can't walk, talk, or see.

Max is my foster brother. We're going to adopt him maybe in a couple months. He's three years old. He's learning very slowly to walk. His mother also took drugs so Max's brain isn't fully developed either. Max can see but he has a shunt made of surgical steel (titanium). Max and Shyshy are both blacks.

Erica is my white foster sister. She's four. She's going deaf so we have to teach her sign language. She has hearing aids.

All of my medically fragile brothers and sister's parents notice how important it is for us to take care of their children. The Lord was kind and gave my mom a Christian home health aid. Thank God that there's a God. God also gave us two big vans. One is what we call the cheese wagon because it look like the color of cheese. It's a twelve passenger van that our church gave us. The other van is a nineteen passenger van with seven wheel-chair lock down places, a chair lift, a bathroom, and 6 wheels in back and 2 wheels in front. Lamb's Way started with Shyheim. Then I had a lot of other foster siblings. There was Carlos (CJ for short), Eliza, Christopher and now Max and Erica. Before I was born Martha (she's 18 years old) and Ben (14 years old) were my parents' only children. They wanted foster children. But then I came along (Sarah Greenier) and then my younger sister Hannah (7 years old) came along. After Hannah was 2 or 3, my parents started Lamb's Way.

We're praying now for a bigger house to be built in a place in Vernon, CT that's 10.7 acres. We know God's going to help us with a house even if it's not 10.7 acres of land.

The above story was published in the April issue of...

"Clubhouse"

- a Focus on the Family magazine.

I have reprinted the article below with permission from the staff at "Clubhouse"
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Jesus From A to Z

Can you alphabetize the One who answers all our cries?

You'll find truth in A to Z. Here we go! 1 - 2 - 3

A is for answers - He answers my prayers
B is for being - being the one who cares
C is for cross - on which He died
D is for deliverance - from when He was crucified
E is for everlasting - life every Christian gets
F is for Father - one who never forgets
G is for God - the one true Lord
H is for Heaven - which Christians can't afford
I is for ill - he never gets sick
J is for Jesus - in Him we should stick
K is for King - King over all
L is for Lord - in truth He'll never fall
M is for mighty - the mightiest one
N is for nice - He's nice to everyone
O is for omniscient - He is always knowing
P is for powerful - His might keeps on growing
Q is for Quake - which He made the shepherds do
R is for righteous - which He makes me and you
S is for Savior - He saved the world
T is for trustworthy - that's how David's rock was hurled
U is for unsatisfied - sinners are always this
V is for victory - Jesus reigns victorious
W is for Ways - we must follow the ways of God
X is for x-ray -  compared to Him that's a fraud
Y is for yes - to God we say "yes"
Z is for zebra - God made them, you can guess

Poem by: Sarah Greenier (age 10)

Forest Walk

Carefully so we would stay on the roads,
We went through the forest with our loads.
I carried feathers but he carried rocks,
For I am saved but he is not.
My burden is light, because Jesus Christ bore it.
His burden is heavy, because he tried to ignore it.

Poem by: Sarah Greenier (age 12)