"The First Phone Call From Heaven By Mitch Albom"
In this world,
everyone has a story to tell. Whether these stories are about life, about love,
or about a miracle. In this human world,
it is constant that the story of one’s great doing would spread throughout
world. One shocking event could be heard by others. After reading Mitch Albom’s
“The First Phone Call From Heaven” I have come across of one thought that the
stories that live among us can reach to others that connects us with one
another.
These
stories connect us throughout the world. Words spread like lightning. It
spreads and we don’t even know it. In the book, Tess Raff
erty, Jack Sellers,
Katherin Yellin, and Sullivan Harding all shared one story, one phenomenon that
shocked not only them, but the whole town. As this miracle was exposed, every
person who lost a loved one is expecting a call from heaven in Coldwater.
Love
is what keeps us together in this cruel yet wonderful world. If it wasn’t for
love, we wouldn’t have hope. Like the citizens from Coldwater, they all hoped
to be called by their departed loved one from the other side because they
simply love and miss them. Love is something that is wonderfully created by God
for us to share not to those who are only familiar to us, but also to those who
seem impossible love.
We should never build
a wall or boundary or set limits to who we’re supposed to love. We should break
not only our walls but also theirs to widely spread the love that will keep us
together and make our bonds stronger.
These stories of love and hope
connect us in ways that others will hear and see. We share these stories to
others; they share these stories throughout the world. Others who will hear
will relate, and magically a connection is made. Life may set us apart but love
is made to hold us together.
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