Faith
Neighbors Serving with Christlike Compassion
Faith Facts
- Believers in Trinidad, Colorado are feeding the hungry with love.
- Christian groups in Knoxville, Tennessee run Bible camps for kids with disabilities.
- Congregations in Glenmora, Louisiana support men recovering from addiction.
Across the globe and here at home, dedicated Christians are stepping up to meet the needs of their neighbors. Whether it is caring for the hungry or comforting the hurting, these servants embody Christ’s teachings.
In Eastern Europe, faithful communities are opening their arms to welcome refugees, living out the call to hospitality. In St. Lucia, Christians honor Botham Jean’s legacy by empowering youth and strengthening families in need.
In Glenarden, Maryland, believers hosted an outreach event that brought together people from diverse backgrounds, serving all with kindness. Such acts inspire unity and bridge gaps in a divided world.
Jesus’ words remind us that true religion means mercy and compassion, reaching out to the least of these. As followers of Christ, we are called to go and do likewise, reflecting His love in our actions.
“Which of these three do you think was a neighbor to the man who fell into the hands of robbers?”
The expert in the law replied, “The one who had mercy on him.”
Jesus told him, “Go and do likewise.”
Though serving others can be tiring, it is a good and holy tired that shapes us for God’s purpose. Our communities need neighbors who carry the light of Christ, even when the work is difficult.
Let us seek out opportunities to help and uplift those around us, trusting that in serving others, we serve our Lord.