‘Everybody Cried’: 11 People Inside a Waffle House Watched in Awe as a 5-Year-Old Boy Put His Faith to Action
Josiah Duncan, a 5-year-old boy from Prattville, Alabama, was eating with his mother at a Waffle House restaurant when he noticed a dirty-looking man holding a bag outside. He was immediately curious and concerned.
Even after his mother, Ava Faulk, explained that the man was “homeless,” the boy wanted to know more.
“What does that mean?” the boy asked.
“Well, that means he doesn’t have a home,” his mom answered.
After learning the man had no home and seemingly no family or friends to rely on, the boy was the most upset by the fact that the man had no food to eat. So, he told his mom that they needed to feed him, a good deed she was happy to help her son commit.
Their is still hope for our country! It is obvious that this young man was raised and have parents that are teaching him correctly. He has been talk to be greatful and thankful and to think of others before himself. His parents should be proud, I applaud him and God Bless Him.
That is awesome, but don't let he ACLU or some atheist get wind of this, there will be lawsuits galore for them...
ReplyDeleteTheir is still hope for our country! It is obvious that this young man was raised and have parents that are teaching him correctly. He has been talk to be greatful and thankful and to think of others before himself. His parents should be proud, I applaud him and God Bless Him.
ReplyDeleteMom is hot!
ReplyDelete11:18-98.6,just like everyone else.The difference between hot and average is an on off light switch.
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