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None of us expected the recent snowstorm and power failure in Texas, but the experience revealed that we had a lot to be grateful for, even in the midst of difficulties.

Here are a few ideas for how you can be the Hands and Feet of Christ, showing love and support for those impacted by the disaster. Consider ministering individually, through your church or alongside your WMU missions-discipleship group.

Sunday, February 14 is Valentine’s Day. A time to focus on expressing our love to others. Do we really need a day to remind us to do this?

As Christians and WMU leaders, we need to keep God's story going by sharing it with everyone we meet. This is the most important story we can ever tell because everyone needs the opportunity to hear about and accept Jesus Christ as their personal Savior.

In Galatians 6:10, Paul reminds us that we all have an opportunity to do good for all men. Are you ready to make a difference in the world today?

With all that has been going on in our world lately, I am reminded of the words of instruction to Christians in Psalm 78:1-8. It is up to us to help preserve our Christian and family history and pass it on to our children and future generations or truth will be lost.

With all that is going around in our world right now, I cannot help but think, “What do we do now?” Here are some scriptures you may find comforting, encouraging, and hopeful.

This winter, consider participating in one of these five Texas Baptists River Ministry projects. All of the projects can be completed at home or in a group setting with social distancing.

As a Go Now Missionary serving with the homeless in Colombia, I was touched by the fact that God is still at work even during some of the lowest moments in life. This experience helped reconfirm to me that Jesus is the only Savior and the only one who can satisfy the needs of this world.

My name is Vanessa Lerma, I’m a River Ministry Missionary in the Rio Grande Valley and our mission is to share His love. Isaiah 41:10 reminds me that He is with us, He is our God, He will strengthen us, help us, and we are in His hand. They need to hear the good news, they need Him, they need His love and the hope and peace that only He can give us.