Samaritan's Touch (poem) by Kathryn Neff Perry on AuthorsDen

Samaritan's Touch
by Kathryn Neff Perry → (All Poetry by Kathryn Neff Perry)
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We have a facility here, in Highlands County Florida that provides free health care for anyone whose income is 200% below the poverty level. I had the privilege of touring that facility this morning. My hat is off to the center and the fabulous Diana S. Furr, Executive Director. May God continue to bless you all and the work you are doing.
SAMARITAN’S TOUCH Where do you turn When you don’t know the way Your heart is heavy And you’re feeling sick today? You turn to the Master His hand be your guide His servants are there They’ll be at your side. Your heart is troubled Your body weak too The people inside Know what to do. The Lord is their guide They struggle to do What’s best for your life His plan to ensue. Come to this house There is refuge inside A mission for all The Lord will abide. We thank you dear Father For all you provide, The care and the love To all those inside. Written by Kathryn Neff Perry ©Copyright 2009 All Rights Reserved.

Reviewed by Bhuwan Thapaliya

Reviewed on June 6, 2009

Kathryn....thanks a lot for this realistic write....keep on writing my friend....love n luck...BHUWAN!!

Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle

This is very nice and sweet,take care

EDWIN

Reviewed by Cindy Tuttle

Reviewed on June 5, 2009

Kathryn, I loved this. I work in mental health and we offer services for people who have severe mental illness and very low income. My hope is that we are half the people in your poem seem to be.I hope God abides with us as we do our work- I call it my ministry actually. Thank you for you wonderful poem for the people who come to the program you saw and the people working there. I wish they could see this poem. I bet they would really appreciate it.

With Love,
Cindy