Turning Loss Into Ministry: A Church’s Mission to Serve Widows
After losing her husband, one woman discovered a calling to help others. This story shows how a simple widow ministry is creating community and healing.
After losing her husband, one woman discovered a calling to help others. This story shows how a simple widow ministry is creating community and healing.
For more than 25 years, one church has used a simple cookie ministry to welcome first-time visitors—proving that small acts of hospitality can open doors for meaningful gospel conversations.
This Kentucky church included more of the older seniors, giving them a script, some stationery and stamps to personally write invitations to 10 people each.
Around 25% of the children attending come from low-income communities, so they provide breakfast not only to the kids but also for their families before the Bible lesson and activities start.
Greater St. John has seen a 70% increase in senior participation since COVID-19.
And What Church Leaders Can Do About It
Hold a senior wellness fair to address the unique health issues seniors face
Deliver Valentine's Day cards to residents of homes for the disabled and convalescent.
Hosting Senior-Children Get-Togethers Encourages Friendships