A couple months ago I was asked if I was interested in being on the leadership council for Raleigh’s 10 year plan to end homelessness. I have to say that I was honored that they even considered me. The truth is its not me that got their attention in the first place…it was everyone at Living Word. From the moment that you gave yourself away last Christmas by remodeling the woman’s shelter and giving to the Wake Forest firefighters, through this year of continuing to support the Helen Wright Center, Urban Ministries and the Support Circle Program, community leaders were impressed at the level of sacrifice we all gave to our community. Part of the vision of Living Word is to gain favor in the community. When this happens people see God for who he truly is and not what their misconceptions tell them. People find hope in the church as a whole, which opens their heart back to God and He saves their lives.
All this happened because you picked up a paint brush, or made a sandwich, or gave a box of food, or gave your money, or prayed, or taught someone how to budget. It reminds me of a quote by Dwight L. Moody
There are many of us that are willing to do great things for the Lord, but few of us are willing to do little things.
If you do your part, no matter how small it seems, great things will happen because of it.
This is just the beginning.

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