Comments on: Grad School Q&A: Larisa Zehr heads to law school after six years of peacebuilding work in Colombia

By: Sylvia Dannelley-McCree

Sylvia Dannelley-McCree — Thu, 27 Jul 2017 15:23:41 +0000

Always encouraging to read/hear about young adults like you who are willing to go and be what is needed in this world. Gives me hope for the future of this world to know that there are people like you who want to apply your life to the helping of “the least among us” and make a difference in their lives wherever God leads. Blessings on you. I don’t know of any way you would know me but Dianne Shenk was my connection and I was glad to get to read your interview responses. I’ve lived globally and know that although I love the peoples of this world and the beauty of much of what I have seen and experienced here, that this is not my permanent home except for the time God has me here. I am thankful that God is greater than all of this, so we will live and enjoy as long as God gives us time on this earth that He has created and be all that we can be by God’s grace and mercy.

By: Laurie Serrell

Laurie Serrell — Wed, 26 Jul 2017 21:14:55 +0000

Living with you in your community for just the short time that I did toward the end of your time (until you go back-I know you will) in Colombia, I have seen that you have such a drive that will carry you forever. Thank you for your knowledge, leadership, poise, and burning passion for helping where you see help needed.

By: Pearl E. Zehr

Pearl E. Zehr — Tue, 25 Jul 2017 17:20:11 +0000

I am glad for all your hard work for the cause of peace and justice. Blessings as you will work hard in law school to be an asset to those who need advocates. Love, Grandma Zehr