SUE NORTON
JOURNEY
OF HOPE...
from violence to healing™
JOURNEY PARTICIPANT
INDIANA, GEORGIA AND VIRGINIA
“Our society needs to
remember the Golden Rule and “do unto others as we would want to be done
unto,” not “do unto others as they do unto us.”
Our children are being shown double standards and we have no one to blame
but ourselves when they go out and commit homicides.
We cannot expect to blatantly kill others and live in hate without the
repercussions of those sins upon our nation.
Why can’t we act like the humane society we aspire to be and let
offenders live in controlled settings instead of killing them?
Then we could spend the vast funds we would save on our children, who are
suffering in their minds and souls and need our help.”
Arkansas City, Kansas
Sue Norton’s elderly parents were killed for $10.00 and an old truck during a robbery on their Oklahoma farm. In the courtroom after the offender received the death sentence, Sue told him that she had never hated anyone in her life, and that she was not going to start with him. After learning about the offender’s life of abuse and rejection, she began visiting with him. His life has been changed thorough her friendship, courage, and faith. Sue has found that real human beings live in prisons, not the animals we are told to expect. “When they are treated with the love of God,” she says, “we see that love reflected.”
THE JOURNEY'S FAVORITE SUE NORTON SITES:
WOMAN FORGIVES, BEFRIENDS MAN WHO KILLED HER FATHER
MOTHERS WHO THINK: THE FORGIVEN
THE PERSONAL PAGE OF SUE NORTON -- EMAIL ME
SUE NORTON BELIEVES IN FORGIVENESS FOR EVERYONE McALESTER NEWS-CAPITAL & DEMOCRAT BY DOUG RUSSELL WRITERRUSSELL@YAHOO.COM
