As another year begins, many of us feel the pull to set new goals—get healthier, get organized, finally start that project we’ve been putting off. Goals aren’t bad. But as followers of Christ, we’re invited to think bigger. Scripture calls us to pursue resolutions that shape our hearts, deepen our faith, and serve others in meaningful ways.
Around the world, Kingdom Workers partners with local believers to connect physical care with the healing and hope found in Jesus. In Malawi, one way this is happening is through Disability Care, where volunteers walk alongside individuals and families affected by disability—offering practical help, emotional support, and the message that each person is deeply loved and valued by God.
As we move through 2025, we’ve taken time to look back at all that God accomplished through Kingdom Workers last year. With 2024 now complete, the data tells a powerful story—of prayers answered, lives changed, and communities transformed through Christ’s love. And behind every story is you—the donors, volunteers, and partners whose dedication and generosity make our ministry possible.
Christian parents often wonder how to raise children who are genuinely generous—not simply polite, obedient, or well-mannered, but shaped by Christ’s love in a way that naturally flows out toward others. Scripture and Lutheran teaching give us a clear framework: generosity begins with the gospel, grows through vocation, and is nurtured by consistent rhythms of faith lived out in the home.
Simple ways your family can give thanks, grow in faith, and share God’s love—near and far. When you think of Thanksgiving, what comes to mind? Turkey and mashed potatoes? Football? Family gatherings? Those are all wonderful blessings—but Thanksgiving can also be so much more. This year, invite your family to celebrate with grateful hearts and helping hands. Here are five meaningful ways to make Thanksgiving about more than food.
