Giving circles are a beautiful reminder that generosity grows stronger in community. Debbie Ochs created something extraordinary in her community by founding of The One Hundred Roses women’s giving circle. Her vision was that if 100 faithful women gave $1,000 a year, then together their treasures of $100K could go out as generous grants to local Christian ministries and radically change their community for Christ. More than just pooling money, they're linking arms in purpose, prayer, and impact. Together, these women are strengthening ministries, uplifting their neighbors, and living out the call to work together as one body in Christ. To learn more about giving circles, visit https://hubs.ly/Q03CFS250. (fb)

Generation Z has grown up with more exposure to the tragedies that take place around this world than any previous generation. With so many injustices and crises at their fingertips, it’s no wonder that so many feel overwhelmed, burdened by compassion, yet unsure where to begin. Corynn McGowan, Anti-Human Trafficking Cause Champion, felt the same weight. She asked herself: Am I just talking about the world’s problems, or am I actually doing something to help? Through recurring giving to a trusted organization, she found a way forward. Not a dramatic or grand gesture, but a faithful, ongoing partnership that allows her to be part of real change—without needing to carry the weight of the world alone. You don’t need to have all the answers. Small, consistent acts of generosity can create ripples of impact when they’re rooted in trust, obedience, and kingdom purpose. Set up a donor advised fund to manage recurring contributions today: https://hubs.ly/Q03Chh-J0. (fb)