How would living generously make your life better?

Leave a gift/surprise for someone in your community (example: $5 on a park bench, painted rock on the playground, etc.)

Read the Nativity story (Luke 2:1-20)

Describe a time when you were the recipient of someone else’s generosity.

Purchase an item for the Violence Prevention Center.

How can you intentionally structure time in your schedule to allow space to live generously?

Write a thank you card for someone who has provided a service for you.

Imagine what a life with space for generosity would look like. How is it different from your life now?

Take someone out to coffee or dinner—your treat!

Write a Christmas card or other encouraging note to someone.

Describe a time when you were generous. How did you feel after?

Think of your unique talents and abilities. Find a way to bless someone with one of them today.

How can you be generous with what you already have?

Look at the Hope Week calendar and sign up for a project.

What excuses do you make to justify not being generous?

Introduce yourself to a neighbor you don’t know. Be generous with your time and chat with them!

Pull out your Christmas wrapping paper and give someone a Christmas in July gift.

Describe a situation where you made a decision based on a scarcity mindset rather than a mindset that recognized that there is enough.

Look at the Hope Week calendar and sign up for a project.

When do you take control instead of trusting that there will be enough?

Make cookies for Fairborn smoke alarm project during Hope Week. Wrap 2-3 cookies together and take them to the welcome center on Sunday morning.

How would your life look different if you lived with an abundance mindset?

Give away one of your favorite possessions (ex: toy, t-shirt, etc.)