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Loving on others

As most of you know, we sponsor 1 child financially and we correspond with 2 more. This has been such a blessing for us. This has really opened our eyes to  what life is like in other countries and also to how much love we can feel for someone we have never met. These 3 boys are so special to us and it will be a sad time when our correspondence will have to end.

But this is not the only way to love on others. This is only one of the few.

It could be helping the homeless,
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either by serving at your local soup kitchen or even as simple as dropping a few groceries into the helping hands bin at your grocery store. It may seem like a very small act to you but it could be life changing for someone else.

or it could be as simple as a…
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It could even be as easy as letting someone cut in front of you, either in the store line or in your car on the road.
Loving on others is so easy that most of us seldom realize how many opportunities we have each and every day to do so!

What kinds of ways do you 'love on others'? I'd love to hear about it!



If any of you have ever wanted to sponsor a child but just can’t afford to, Compassion international now accepts correspondents even if you don’t sponsor a child financially. What a great way to get to know someone on the other side of the world and love on them! Check it out!
www.compassion.ca

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