• Call or visit someone who may feel forgotten, lonely, or isolated.
• Sit beside someone others often overlook.
• Give an encouraging hug, handshake, or pat on the shoulder to a family member or friend.
• Send a thoughtful text message to someone struggling physically or emotionally.
• Thank a caregiver, nurse, teacher, or someone who spends their life caring for others.

• Put your phone down and give a family member your full attention.
• Pray with your spouse, children, or parents.
• Write a handwritten note of appreciation to someone in your home.
• Do a chore or task for a family member without being asked.
• Speak gently and patiently during moments of frustration.

• Pay attention to someone who may be quietly struggling.
• Buy coffee or lunch for someone and ask how you can pray for them.
• Invite someone sitting alone to join you.
• Offer practical help to a neighbor, coworker, or church member.
• Ask someone this question: “How are you really doing?” and genuinely listen.

• Start a conversation with someone you normally would not approach.
• Invite a coworker, neighbor, or friend to church or a meal.
• Encourage someone who feels judged, excluded, or looked down upon.
• Be intentionally kind to someone who is difficult to love.
• Share your testimony or what God has been teaching you recently.

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• Perform one anonymous act of kindness.
• Serve someone who cannot repay you.
• Forgive someone who has hurt you.
• Spend time praying specifically for people who need Jesus.
• Share a meal, encouragement, or conversation with someone who needs hope.