Hey dear young friends in Christ,

We live in a world that often tells us, “This is mine!” My phone, my money, my clothes, my talents, my time. But the early Christians had a different attitude. They understood that everything they possessed was ultimately a gift from God—and they were simply stewards of His blessings.

“All the believers were united in heart and mind… they shared everything they had.”
— Acts 4:32

Because they were willing to share, no one among them was left struggling while others had plenty. Their generosity was not merely about giving things; it was an expression of their love, unity, and faith in Christ.

Dear beloved child, take a moment to look at what you have. Do you see your possessions as something to protect—or something God has entrusted to you to bless others?

You don't have to be rich to be generous. Share your time with someone who is lonely. Share your lunch with someone who has none. Encourage someone who is discouraged. Give from what you have.

Remember: What we have comes from God. What we share becomes a blessing.

“It is more blessed to give than to receive.” — Acts 20:35
Jesus loves you!
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fr. dr. a. p. george
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