God, we come to You with both gratitude and grief. Some of us are celebrating, some of us are hurting, and many of us are carrying both at the same time. Thank You for the small mercies that remind us we are not alone — a warm meal, a kind word, a memory that still makes us smile.

As the leaves fall and the air turns crisp, may your own reflections guide you toward healing, igniting a spark of hope within your heart. Embrace the courage to be bold in your pursuits, allowing the transformative power of gratitude to inspire you. Let this season be a reminder that through introspection and connection, we can emerge stronger and more resilient.

Domestic violence does not remain behind closed doors. Its consequences extend into workplaces, schools, hospitals, and neighborhoods.

Service in the Fall feels different. It’s cozy and intentional. Whether it’s delivering warm meals, offering a listening ear, or simply showing up for someone who needs encouragement, our acts of kindness become blankets of grace.

As summer fades and the crisp air of autumn begins to settle in, many of us look forward to cozy sweaters, warm drinks, and the beauty of changing leaves.