We often struggle when it comes to tragic events. How to cope, how to react, different things like that. Us as a nation may be desensitized to the events that occur around the world. We scroll through Facebook and see that something terrible has happened, but we don't do anything about it. We feel sad for a little bit but quickly turn away as we move on to whatever is next that is going on in our world. Empathy or sympathy, we need to feel a little bit stronger if we expect anything to change. It's a constant discussion on what are WE supposed to when we are just one person, millions of miles away from what's going in. It's difficult because we feel so disconnected from the rest of the world. What can you do? You can pray. That may sound so simple and so useless sometimes, but prayer has the ability to change the course of the world. Don't just pray simple prayers, which can be good, but prayer for the broken, pray for the heart, pray that through these things that they can come to know and feel God more. Another thing you can do is share. Don't share for the sake of sharing news but share so that other people can have a better understanding of how you may personally feel about what's going on. You can also call. Call on those in positions higher than you. Your mayor, your governor, your president. These are the people that will make the changes but we are the ones that will call on what kind of changes need to be made. Change is made because there are many individuals calling for change, but change is when we come together as a community to call on the necessary change to happen.