Through the pandemic and civil unrest, church leaders across the country have been trying to navigate how to meet people’s needs while keeping their volunteers safe.
Through the pandemic and civil unrest, church leaders across the country have been trying to navigate how to meet people’s needs while keeping their volunteers safe.
Though we may not be able to visit our senior neighbors right now, we can still serve them in creative ways.
An Atlanta teenager raised around $160,000 to help Black-owned businesses recover from damages incurred during recent protests.
A Pennsylvania man who was previously falsely imprisoned and targeted by the police, saved the life of a cop who was in a fiery car accident.
Rob Kenney did not always have his father around. The newly-minted YouTube celebrity with three grown children of his own, had a father who walked out on him when he was fourteen. Unsure of where to go, Kenney moved in with his older brother, and slowly learned the skills his dad wasn’t there to teach him. Realizing now what all he missed, Kenney started a YouTube channel to teach skills to young people without dads in their life.
Christians are, according to Paul, reconciled in order to become reconcilers. In every age and era of history, there are examples of reconciliation and restoration in the midst of brokenness. Including right now.
A Christian church network has helped to provide some 750,000 meals to families suffering from the coronavirus in Eastern Europe.
An Amazon delivery driver is making headlines after she stopped to pray for a high-risk baby while making her deliveries.
Generosity is giving every aspect of yourself back to God, to whom it belongs. It’s giving Him your money, your prayers, your time, your effort, your reputation ... your rights. Most often, we do this by giving to His children here on earth.
Generosity is actually the ultimate act of worship.
