Sep 20, 2026 · 3 min · 5 segments
**By Isabella P., age 14** After a devastating flood, I learned that we can show the love of the Savior to people in small ways.
Living with so many relatives in my father's barbershop was uncomfortable.
My family and I had been forced to evacuate our home during the devastating floods in Rio Grande do Sul and take up residence with my uncles, cousins, and grandmother at my father's workplace, which was out of the danger zone.
The news, the images, the sound of water running through the streets, the constant fear of increased flooding, and the lack of access to many things we normally took for granted made the days feel endless.
I was stressed and afraid, but I knew others were facing even greater difficulties.
The nearby church meeting house sheltered many people who had completely lost their homes.
There were a lot of children there.
Fear, discomfort, and sadness hung on their faces.
Even though I felt overwhelmed, I decided to do something.
Not just to distract myself, but to help others cope with the stress we were all feeling.
Living with so many relatives in my father's barbershop was uncomfortable.
My family and I had been forced to evacuate our home during the devastating floods in Rio Grande do Sul and take up residence with my uncles, cousins, and grandmother at my father's workplace, which was out of the danger zone.
The news, the images, the sound of water running through the streets, the constant fear of increased flooding, and the lack of access to many things we normally took for granted made the days feel endless.
I was stressed and afraid, but I knew others were facing even greater difficulties.
The nearby church meeting house sheltered many people who had completely lost their homes.
There were a lot of children there.
Fear, discomfort, and sadness hung on their faces.
Even though I felt overwhelmed, I decided to do something.
Not just to distract myself, but to help others cope with the stress we were all feeling.
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