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As a means of repenting for all the hate they used to experience, this anonymous person apologized to a black South Carolina church with a big gift.
Amidst all the distressing mainstream news coverage of America's racial relations, this church was reminded of the kindness of strangers two weeks ago.
Reverend Michael Sullivan of the Nicholtown Presbyterian Church in Greenville, South Carolina received a meaningful gift from an anonymous donor in the mail.
The letter contained a check for $2,000.
Sullivan was touched by the gift – and even though the sender chose to hide their identity, he hopes that they know how much he appreciated the gesture.
"I don't care whether we are talking black or white [or]whether we are talking about Christian or Islamic – if we can hear the heart of this man as being a heart that represents all of us, I think all of us can become better," Sullivan told WSPA.
The donation will go towards funding youth outreach programs and the church's upkeep.
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