A simple suggestion this week, but one which can make a real difference.

If you have space in your car, why not offer to pick someone up who cannot get to church? Perhaps they do not drive, or perhaps their car is out of action for some reason. Whatever the cause, you can enable them to engage with the fellowship by giving them a lift. While many churches offer online or streaming options for services these days, they are little substitute for being there in person.
Even more radically, what if they choose to car pool even when they don’t need to? Not only is it good for the environment, but it may be an opportunity to fellowship with Christian brothers and sisters before the church service even begins! You could play worship music in the vehicle, pray for one another or share the struggles and triumphs of the week. Such discussion is often limited to a hasty word over a coffee post-church, but you can spend a bit more time by starting early.
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A church I attended previously went as far as to set up a rota to ensure that any member who couldn’t get to church was catered for. Such organisation does take some admin, and so perhaps that is a role you can fill (even if you don’t hold a driver’s licence!).
This may not be a “spiritual” suggestion, but it is practical and can offer spiritual encouragement to those who would otherwise miss out on a Sunday morning. It may cost you a little fuel, or mean you have to leave the house a few minutes earlier than planned, but such sacrifices will be appreciated by those you bring together. God, also, will notice your efforts in strengthening the body of Christ.
Hope you’re having a great weekend!
You continue to bring great suggestions for growing the kingdom!
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Thank you very much for your encouragement. I hope that people take a few on and it makes a difference
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Just reading them has spurred me on!
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A wonderful suggestion Andy
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Thank you.
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One church was in used to run 3 mini buses each Sunday AM to help the elderly get to church; to help get those in wheelchairs to church and more
It was lovely…took a lot of effort to organise, but such a basic thing for a church to do!
Andy B
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Yes, that takes a fair bit of organisation, but is well worth it. And what a blessing for those who could then come
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It was such a blessing. So many got to church who normally weren’t able to
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