§ visit someone who can’t get out due to age or illness
§ bring someone dinner or groceries
§ mow someone’s lawn
§ give someone a ride to the doctor
§ clean windows to brighten someone’s outlook
§ get to know a new neighbor
§ walk someone’s dog
§ wash a car or wash a lot of cars
§ take care of doggie yard clean-up for a neighbor
§ stay late at work to help a co-worker
§ plant a garden or flowers for an elderly neighbor
§ give away a good parking spot
§ get to know people when you’re stuck somewhere
§ send a care package
§ pay for somebody’s lunch
§ bring Starbucks to your neighbors on Saturday
§ babysit for a neighbor
§ throw a block party
§ take your kids to visit a senior center
§ tutor someone
§ help someone move
§ get a dumpster for your whole street to use
§ pray for the specific needs of your co-workers
§ listen to someone share their life and heart
§ volunteer at a local social service agency
§ have a free garage sale
§ find a project for your group or family at www.actionvc.org
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Another idea: Check out or return library books for an invalid, a senior, or a neighbor.
▪ Send a postcard while not on vacation just to keep in touch or to encourage someone
▪ If you have a creative talent, create a personalized gift (drawing, painting, woodworking, poetry, music…)
An amazing contemporary portrait of missional living is Rachel Scott. I highly recommend her biography: Rachel's Tears: The Spiritual Journey of Columbine Martyr Rachel Scott. The Calvary Mosaic book club will be discussing it on Friday June 5th.
Great stuff! Keep it coming!
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