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A girls guide to becoming a Godly Woman

But which becometh women professing godliness with good works. I Timothy 2:10

Welcome to “Girls Becoming.” We are so excited that you decided to check us out. As young women ourselves, we are passionate about our generation of Apostolic women advancing themselves in today’s society while remaining true to their spiritual doctrines and principles. We are writing this blog so that young Apostolic girls can have a place to find ideas, connect, and grow spiritually.

On this blog, we are going to be writing on a wide range of different topics relating to a Christian girls’ lifestyle. We will be posting about DIY projects, fashion, relationships, education, and how to better ourselves spiritually. Our goal is to cover all topics that young Apostolic ladies are interested in and want to know more about. Please feel free to comment with your feedback and suggestions for this blog.

Friday, December 7, 2012

5 Ways to Give Back At Christmastime


I love Christmas! Itʼs one of my favorite holidays. From the beautiful lights, to the hustle and bustle of different seasonal events, it is truly the most wonderful time of the year. It
is also a time where we should reflect and think of all the blessings God has given us,and how we should be a blessing to others. Jesus says in Acts 20:35, “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” There are so many ways we can give back to people in our church, and our community. The following are just a few suggestions you could try during this holiday season:
1) Volunteer at a soup kitchen or distribute toys in your community. This is a great project to start within your church. You can either start a toy drive or gather a group and go to an organized event in your community.
1) Bring coffee and doughnuts to your bus ministry riders and drivers on a Sunday morning. By doing this you will make them feel special, and you will also make connections with new people in your church you may not know yet.
3) Volunteer to help out with your childrenʼs ministry team. This time of year they are probably preparing Christmas programs at your church. This will take some stress off of the childrenʼs leaders, and will also be an opportunity for you to make a positive influence on children in your church.
4) Send Christmas cards to the elderly and shut- ins at your church. This lets them know they are not forgotten, and that someone in their church is remembering and thinking
of them.
5) Write your pastor's wife a letter of thanks. This is a wonderful way to tell your pastor's spouse how much you appreciate her leadership and example. You could also
volunteer your services to babysit, clean her office, or to do anything extra she might need. This is a way to serve someone who serves you everyday of the year.

                                                       

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