Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.

Open to all women for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

Open to all men for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Scripture focus: John 17:18-21

With refreshments provided, everyone comes ready to share highs and lows, read and reflect on our focus scripture.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Gather together with those in your household or meet with others, in homes or local spaces.

You can use this format to assist you:

1. Welcome & Connect

Each person share:

• One high (something good from the week)

• One low (something hard or sad)

• Say thank you to God for the highs and ask Him to help with the lows.

2. Read & Reflect

• Pray together – Ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand His Word.

• Read Scripture – Read the chosen passage of scripture (John 1), others to read different translations

• Quiet time (Pause & Meditate) – Everyone takes a moment to think and write or draw:

  • What word or phrase stood out?

  • What does it tell you about Jesus?

3. Obey & Apply

• Discuss Together:

  • What stood out to you?

  • Any questions or insights?

  • How can you apply this in your life this week?

4. Share & Multiply

• Each person shares one takeaway or action point.

• Consider how to encourage someone else with what you’ve learned.

5. Pray

• Pray over shared reflections and prayer points.

• Pray for one another to walk in obedience and love.

• Close with communion, a prayer or song.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Open to all women for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.

Open to all men for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Scripture focus: 2 Timothy 3:16-17

With refreshments provided, everyone comes ready to share highs and lows, read and reflect on our focus scripture.

Gather together with those in your household or meet with others, in homes or local spaces.

You can use this format to assist you:

1. Welcome & Connect

Each person share:

• One high (something good from the week)

• One low (something hard or sad)

• Say thank you to God for the highs and ask Him to help with the lows.

2. Read & Reflect

• Pray together – Ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand His Word.

• Read Scripture – Read the chosen passage of scripture (John 1), others to read different translations

• Quiet time (Pause & Meditate) – Everyone takes a moment to think and write or draw:

  • What word or phrase stood out?

  • What does it tell you about Jesus?

3. Obey & Apply

• Discuss Together:

  • What stood out to you?

  • Any questions or insights?

  • How can you apply this in your life this week?

4. Share & Multiply

• Each person shares one takeaway or action point.

• Consider how to encourage someone else with what you’ve learned.

5. Pray

• Pray over shared reflections and prayer points.

• Pray for one another to walk in obedience and love.

• Close with communion, a prayer or song.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Open to all women for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.

Open to all men for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

Scripture focus: Ephesians 4:11-16

With refreshments provided, everyone comes ready to share highs and lows, read and reflect on our focus scripture.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Gather together with those in your household or meet with others, in homes or local spaces.

You can use this format to assist you:

1. Welcome & Connect

Each person share:

• One high (something good from the week)

• One low (something hard or sad)

• Say thank you to God for the highs and ask Him to help with the lows.

2. Read & Reflect

• Pray together – Ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand His Word.

• Read Scripture – Read the chosen passage of scripture (John 1), others to read different translations

• Quiet time (Pause & Meditate) – Everyone takes a moment to think and write or draw:

  • What word or phrase stood out?

  • What does it tell you about Jesus?

3. Obey & Apply

• Discuss Together:

  • What stood out to you?

  • Any questions or insights?

  • How can you apply this in your life this week?

4. Share & Multiply

• Each person shares one takeaway or action point.

• Consider how to encourage someone else with what you’ve learned.

5. Pray

• Pray over shared reflections and prayer points.

• Pray for one another to walk in obedience and love.

• Close with communion, a prayer or song.

Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Open to all women for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

Open to all men for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Scripture focus: 1 John 3:18

With refreshments provided, everyone comes ready to share highs and lows, read and reflect on our focus scripture.

Open to all women for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Gather together with those in your household or meet with others, in homes or local spaces.

You can use this format to assist you:

1. Welcome & Connect

Each person share:

• One high (something good from the week)

• One low (something hard or sad)

• Say thank you to God for the highs and ask Him to help with the lows.

2. Read & Reflect

• Pray together – Ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand His Word.

• Read Scripture – Read the chosen passage of scripture (John 1), others to read different translations

• Quiet time (Pause & Meditate) – Everyone takes a moment to think and write or draw:

  • What word or phrase stood out?

  • What does it tell you about Jesus?

3. Obey & Apply

• Discuss Together:

  • What stood out to you?

  • Any questions or insights?

  • How can you apply this in your life this week?

4. Share & Multiply

• Each person shares one takeaway or action point.

• Consider how to encourage someone else with what you’ve learned.

5. Pray

• Pray over shared reflections and prayer points.

• Pray for one another to walk in obedience and love.

• Close with communion, a prayer or song.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.

Open to all men for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Scripture focus: James 1:27

With refreshments provided, everyone comes ready to share highs and lows, read and reflect on our focus scripture.

Gather together with those in your household or meet with others, in homes or local spaces.

You can use this format to assist you:

1. Welcome & Connect

Each person share:

• One high (something good from the week)

• One low (something hard or sad)

• Say thank you to God for the highs and ask Him to help with the lows.

2. Read & Reflect

• Pray together – Ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand His Word.

• Read Scripture – Read the chosen passage of scripture (John 1), others to read different translations

• Quiet time (Pause & Meditate) – Everyone takes a moment to think and write or draw:

  • What word or phrase stood out?

  • What does it tell you about Jesus?

3. Obey & Apply

• Discuss Together:

  • What stood out to you?

  • Any questions or insights?

  • How can you apply this in your life this week?

4. Share & Multiply

• Each person shares one takeaway or action point.

• Consider how to encourage someone else with what you’ve learned.

5. Pray

• Pray over shared reflections and prayer points.

• Pray for one another to walk in obedience and love.

• Close with communion, a prayer or song.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.

Open to all women for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

Open to all men for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Read a chapter of the book of Philemon each day.

Meditate on the Word – Reflect on what the passage is saying and consider these questions:

• What does this passage reveal about Jesus?

• How is He inviting me to follow Him more closely?

• What is the Spirit highlighting for me to obey or surrender?

Pray – Pray and listen to God.

Reflect & share

• Share a short reflection or prayer point in the WhatsApp group.

• Encourage others by responding to their reflections.

Scripture focus: Matthew 25:34-40

With refreshments provided, everyone comes ready to share highs and lows, read and reflect on our focus scripture.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Gather together with those in your household or meet with others, in homes or local spaces.

You can use this format to assist you:

1. Welcome & Connect

Each person share:

• One high (something good from the week)

• One low (something hard or sad)

• Say thank you to God for the highs and ask Him to help with the lows.

2. Read & Reflect

• Pray together – Ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand His Word.

• Read Scripture – Read the chosen passage of scripture (John 1), others to read different translations

• Quiet time (Pause & Meditate) – Everyone takes a moment to think and write or draw:

  • What word or phrase stood out?

  • What does it tell you about Jesus?

3. Obey & Apply

• Discuss Together:

  • What stood out to you?

  • Any questions or insights?

  • How can you apply this in your life this week?

4. Share & Multiply

• Each person shares one takeaway or action point.

• Consider how to encourage someone else with what you’ve learned.

5. Pray

• Pray over shared reflections and prayer points.

• Pray for one another to walk in obedience and love.

• Close with communion, a prayer or song.

Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Open to all women for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

Open to all men for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Read a chapter of the book of 2 John each day.

Meditate on the Word – Reflect on what the passage is saying and consider these questions:

• What does this passage reveal about Jesus?

• How is He inviting me to follow Him more closely?

• What is the Spirit highlighting for me to obey or surrender?

Pray – Pray and listen to God.

Reflect & share

• Share a short reflection or prayer point in the WhatsApp group.

• Encourage others by responding to their reflections.

Read a chapter of the book of 3 John each day.

Meditate on the Word – Reflect on what the passage is saying and consider these questions:

• What does this passage reveal about Jesus?

• How is He inviting me to follow Him more closely?

• What is the Spirit highlighting for me to obey or surrender?

Pray – Pray and listen to God.

Reflect & share

• Share a short reflection or prayer point in the WhatsApp group.

• Encourage others by responding to their reflections.

Read a chapter of the book of Jude each day.

Meditate on the Word – Reflect on what the passage is saying and consider these questions:

• What does this passage reveal about Jesus?

• How is He inviting me to follow Him more closely?

• What is the Spirit highlighting for me to obey or surrender?

Pray – Pray and listen to God.

Reflect & share

• Share a short reflection or prayer point in the WhatsApp group.

• Encourage others by responding to their reflections.

Scripture focus: Romans 10:13-15

With refreshments provided, everyone comes ready to share highs and lows, read and reflect on our focus scripture.

Gather together with those in your household or meet with others, in homes or local spaces.

You can use this format to assist you:

1. Welcome & Connect

Each person share:

• One high (something good from the week)

• One low (something hard or sad)

• Say thank you to God for the highs and ask Him to help with the lows.

2. Read & Reflect

• Pray together – Ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand His Word.

• Read Scripture – Read the chosen passage of scripture (John 1), others to read different translations

• Quiet time (Pause & Meditate) – Everyone takes a moment to think and write or draw:

  • What word or phrase stood out?

  • What does it tell you about Jesus?

3. Obey & Apply

• Discuss Together:

  • What stood out to you?

  • Any questions or insights?

  • How can you apply this in your life this week?

4. Share & Multiply

• Each person shares one takeaway or action point.

• Consider how to encourage someone else with what you’ve learned.

5. Pray

• Pray over shared reflections and prayer points.

• Pray for one another to walk in obedience and love.

• Close with communion, a prayer or song.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Open to all women for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.

Open to all men for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

Scripture focus: Romans 12:4-8

With refreshments provided, everyone comes ready to share highs and lows, read and reflect on our focus scripture.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Gather together with those in your household or meet with others, in homes or local spaces.

You can use this format to assist you:

1. Welcome & Connect

Each person share:

• One high (something good from the week)

• One low (something hard or sad)

• Say thank you to God for the highs and ask Him to help with the lows.

2. Read & Reflect

• Pray together – Ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand His Word.

• Read Scripture – Read the chosen passage of scripture (John 1), others to read different translations

• Quiet time (Pause & Meditate) – Everyone takes a moment to think and write or draw:

  • What word or phrase stood out?

  • What does it tell you about Jesus?

3. Obey & Apply

• Discuss Together:

  • What stood out to you?

  • Any questions or insights?

  • How can you apply this in your life this week?

4. Share & Multiply

• Each person shares one takeaway or action point.

• Consider how to encourage someone else with what you’ve learned.

5. Pray

• Pray over shared reflections and prayer points.

• Pray for one another to walk in obedience and love.

• Close with communion, a prayer or song.

Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Open to all women for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

Open to all men for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Scripture focus: Hebrews 10:23-25

With refreshments provided, everyone comes ready to share highs and lows, read and reflect on our focus scripture.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Gather together with those in your household or meet with others, in homes or local spaces.

You can use this format to assist you:

1. Welcome & Connect

Each person share:

• One high (something good from the week)

• One low (something hard or sad)

• Say thank you to God for the highs and ask Him to help with the lows.

2. Read & Reflect

• Pray together – Ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand His Word.

• Read Scripture – Read the chosen passage of scripture (John 1), others to read different translations

• Quiet time (Pause & Meditate) – Everyone takes a moment to think and write or draw:

  • What word or phrase stood out?

  • What does it tell you about Jesus?

3. Obey & Apply

• Discuss Together:

  • What stood out to you?

  • Any questions or insights?

  • How can you apply this in your life this week?

4. Share & Multiply

• Each person shares one takeaway or action point.

• Consider how to encourage someone else with what you’ve learned.

5. Pray

• Pray over shared reflections and prayer points.

• Pray for one another to walk in obedience and love.

• Close with communion, a prayer or song.

Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Open to all women for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

Open to all men for fellowship and encouragement.

Connect. Share. Grow. 

Each month, we gather in a warm, relaxed environment to share food, conversation, and practical insights for living with intention and purpose. These sessions are about real-life application, honest discussion, and building character in community, because we all influence someone, and we all need space to grow.

This year, we will be exploring principles from John C. Maxwell’s Beyond Success, diving into topics like attitude, personal growth, priorities, relationships, and even your most important relationship.

Together, we will learn how to move from good intentions to good actions and from success to significance, helping to live with clarity and impact.

Dedicate time for intentional outreach and relational care. This is a time to step beyond our routines and extend the love of Christ to those who may feel forgotten, isolated, or in need of deeper connection.

What this looks like:

• Visit those who are housebound – Bring encouragement, prayer, and presence.

• Reach out to those in need – Offer practical help, a listening ear, or a shared meal.

• Reconnect with family members – Strengthen relationships through intentional time together.

• Encourage one another – Send a message, make a call, or pray with someone.

This rhythm is not about doing more—it’s about being present. Whether you go alone, with your household, or as a small group, these Sundays are an opportunity to practice care as worship, and to build bridges of love and trust.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Scripture focus: Matthew 25:14-20

With refreshments provided, everyone comes ready to share highs and lows, read and reflect on our focus scripture.

Gather together with those in your household or meet with others, in homes or local spaces.

You can use this format to assist you:

1. Welcome & Connect

Each person share:

• One high (something good from the week)

• One low (something hard or sad)

• Say thank you to God for the highs and ask Him to help with the lows.

2. Read & Reflect

• Pray together – Ask the Holy Spirit to help you understand His Word.

• Read Scripture – Read the chosen passage of scripture (John 1), others to read different translations

• Quiet time (Pause & Meditate) – Everyone takes a moment to think and write or draw:

  • What word or phrase stood out?

  • What does it tell you about Jesus?

3. Obey & Apply

• Discuss Together:

  • What stood out to you?

  • Any questions or insights?

  • How can you apply this in your life this week?

4. Share & Multiply

• Each person shares one takeaway or action point.

• Consider how to encourage someone else with what you’ve learned.

5. Pray

• Pray over shared reflections and prayer points.

• Pray for one another to walk in obedience and love.

• Close with communion, a prayer or song.

In Person - Dedicated time for prayer together and weekly fasting on Wednesdays.

Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10.

Pause, reflect, and renew - this is not a full-day commitment, but a few intentional hours to begin practicing Sabbath rest in everyday life.

Choose a time block that works for you—morning, afternoon, or evening—and try one or more of the following:

👤 If You Live Alone:

• Light a candle and read a Psalm slowly.

• Take a walk or sit quietly with a cup of tea.

• Journal what you are grateful for this month.

• Listen to worship music or a reflective podcast.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If You are a Family with Children:

• Begin with a short devotion or story from the Bible.

• Do a creative activity together—drawing, baking, or building.

• Share a meal with no screens and lots of laughter.

• End with a simple prayer or blessing for each child.

🧓 If You’re a Caregiver:

• Find small pockets of time—10–30 minutes—to pause.

• Sit in silence, breathe deeply, and invite God’s peace.

• Reflect on how God is present in your caregiving.

• Ask someone to help for a short time so you can rest.

🏠 If You Cannot Leave Your Home:

• Open a window or sit near natural light.

• Listen to calming music or scripture audio.

• Call a friend or family member for a short, uplifting chat.

• Pray slowly through the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23.