100 LITTLE WAYS
For the Elderly
- Go visit them, talk with them, and just listen
- Bake them a special treat
- Take them grocery shopping
- Read to them from the Bible or a favorite book
- Sing or play music
- Watch their favorite show with them
- Ask them about the things they love to talk about
- Bring them an animal to pet and cuddle
- Help them with household chores
- Bring them flowers
- Help with yard work (mowing, raking leaves, shoveling snow, etc.)
- Take them to a Doctors appointment
For Your Family
- Offer to help a sibling with something today
- Chat with your mom
- Give a hug
- Say “I love you”
- Clean up after a meal (if this isn’t your job already)
- Make a family member’s favorite meal or dessert
- Write a thank you note or appreciation letter to leave on their pillow
- Buy them something they have been wanting
- Deliver breakfast in bed
- Leave a surprise note on the bathroom mirror
At Church
- Smile at everyone
- Say hello to visitors
- Sit with someone who is by them self (or ask them to sit with you)
- Pray with someone who needs it
- Ask for prayer requests
- Offer a listening ear
- Exort and encourage
- Remeber things: names, prayer requests, favorite things
- Chat with the elderly
- Hold a mother’s baby so she can chat with others
- Play with little children to keep them out of mischief
- Give a hug to a struggling girl
- Pick up and throw away any trash
- Notice who is missing and give them a call, send a text, or give a note
- Bring a snack to class (if approved by the teacher)
- Pray for the Pastor before, during, and after the preaching
- Thank your Pastor and his family
- Invite your church family into your home
- Share books and godly music
- Remember birthdays
- Sing or play music
- Help in a class
- Volunteer to work in the nursery
- Get involved with other ministries during the week
- Help clean the church
- Tithe
- Give during a special offering
- Thank the pianist
- Hold the hymnbook for a small child or elderly person
- Listen to the special music, and thank those who share it
At Work
- Ask your boss what more you can do to help
- Bring a treat for your coworkers
- Share your faith
- Be positive and grateful – don’t be the complaining one
- Stop the gossip
- Thank your boss or coworkers
- Be willing to lend a helping hand
- Go the extra mile
With Your Writing
- Write a thank you note
- Write a letter to someone “just because”
- Write out Bible verses and give them away
- Email a friend just to check up on her
- Write an encouragement letter for someone who needs it
- Send a text to a friend and let them know you are praying for them
- Write Scripture on post it notes and place them in public places (use discretion)
- Write Bible verses on cards to place in library books
- Give a card to a little child
- Write a poem for someone
Out and About
- Smile and say hello to others
- Give up a parking space for someone else
- Pay for someone else’s meal
- Be kind and patient towards your waiter
- Leave a generous tip with a gospel tract
- Hold the door for others
- Let someone else go in line ahead of you
- Share coupons at the store
- Pick up things that have fallen off the shelves
- Be kind and patient towards the cashier
- Say “thank you”
- Give a stranger a sincere compliment
- Put extra change in a parking meter
- Pick up trash
- Wave others on at a stop sign
Other
- Give away things you don’t need or use
- Treat someone to ice cream
- Let others borrow your things (and understand they may not return it)
- Walk your neighbors dog
- Give homemade baked goods to your neighbors
- Offer to take a meal to a new mom or someone who is sick
- Be a mentor
- Teach something
- Donate blood
- Send someone flowers
- Give someone a basket of fresh fruit
- Give money anonymously
- Be quick to offer encouragement
- Give someone a gift card to their favorite store or restaurant
- Always choose kindness
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