Drop in the ocean

 

During the Second World War, people of Neburassca (Midwestern region of the United States) gathered in the railway station to greet thousands of soldiers who are going to participate in the war with gifts and food items.  To their disappointment the soldiers who came there were from Kansas not from Neburassca.  Still the people took a decision to give all the gifts and food items to the soldiers who came there.  From that day onwards the people made it a habit to greet all the soldiers with lot of gifts and food items at the railway station.

This story highlights the generosity, compassion, and unity of the people during a challenging time like World War II. While there might be a small geographical mix-up with the soldiers being from Kansas instead of Neburassca, the people's willingness to share their gifts and food items with these soldiers demonstrates a spirit of support and kindness that transcends boundaries.

Acts of kindness and solidarity like this were not uncommon during times of war. Communities often came together to provide comfort and encouragement to soldiers who were leaving their homes and families to serve their country. These gestures not only boosted the morale of the soldiers but also helped strengthen the sense of community and camaraderie among the civilians.

This story serves as a heartwarming example of the human spirit prevailing even in challenging circumstances, and it underscores the importance of supporting one another during difficult times. People in need are always there in our country or elsewhere.  Let us all share with those needy people whatever we can. But to do good and to communicate forget not: for with such sacrifices God is well pleased.  Our contribution may be a drop in the ocean of solution, but if it is not there the ocean will be less by a drop.