
Thank you to Mr, Holliman of A Happy Life at greathappyliving.wordpress.com for thinking of me for this. In his blog he shares his faith and also some recipes that I wish I could make π
The Random Acts Of Kindness Awards Rules:
- Tell who nominated and why
- Copy and share the picture that shows the award, posted above
- Share a paragraph of something that impacted your own life in the way of receiving kindness or how you extended kindness to someone else
- Nominate anyone or share to your own page. If you choose to participate. Tag or pingback to the original person who nominated you, or the original post
In 1994 I had returned to my city from the school where I was studying for ministry because I was sick. I had also changed denominations due to not being able to agree with a few major teachings in the denomination I had been in. It was a time in my life of thinking I was going to die, leaving behind what I had thought I was called to, and a time of upheaval in my life.
One Sunday morning, one of the first Sundays, at my home church I went up to thank the pastor for his message. I didn’t plan on anything but saying thank you. He looked at me and said, “Let’s have lunch, Call my secretary and schedule lunch.” He took me out for lunch that week. God worked through that lunch to give my a lifeline so to speak.
Taking time out of our day for simple things such as a lunch or meeting for a cup of coffee can mean so much to others. Pastor Mark gave me the gift of time out of his busy schedule. It was because of that one hour that I stayed at the church Jesus had shown me he wanted me to go to, which led to me having a ministry reaching out to show Christ’s love to people from many cultures.
One hour out our lives can make a difference in the lives of others. Follow Pastor Mark’s example and give the gift of time π
My Nominees if they want to participate π
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Congrats big brother!
You are deserving of this honor – you have shown such love and kindness that my life is brightened by your presence. As I read about the Pastorβs invite to lunch for you, I realized that you also participated – you scheduled the time. And his offer, wasnβt just from the lip. Praise God for willing vessels – great things come from them π€β€οΈ
Thank you little sister β€οΈπβ€οΈ
Yw π
Congrats, you are a survivor, that’s great
Thank you little sister π
Congratulations!
Thank you π
It sure can make a difference. Our former Pastor used to take my husband Andrew out for lunch. When he retired our new Pastor meant to take over that kindnes, but he got so busy and never called or met with Andrew once. Some days I know Andrew really needs that kindness, so I feel bad for him. We don’t get out a lot for health reasons, so we can be lacking in community. I have blogging which helps a great deal, but Andrew needs something. He needs someone, other than myself to notice that he needs compassion too.
Prayed for him
Thank you so much. That means a lot to me. β€
Congratulations to you my brother, and for your kindness in nominated me, not sure when I can response to you because I am talking classes and other comments as a Chaplain and preaching, hopefully I can in the future
Thank you my sister π
Congratulations big brother! π Wonderful story! Pastor Mark did a great thing to take time out, especially being a busy Pastor. He set a great example for us all. Taking time out for others can mean so much! Thanks for the nomination. β€οΈ
Glad to nominate you little sister β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ
Congratulations!π
Thank you π
Thank you π
Congrats big bro. And such a blessing for him to have taken time out of his busy schedule.
Sometimes some “little” things go a long way than you can think of. We just can never tell. π
Thanks for sharing this big bro.
And for the nomination. Means a lot to me. Thanks much. π
Youβre welcome little sister β€οΈ
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Thank you little sister π