Anonymous

My routine is to buy a sandwich or fast food for lunch on work days. During this season, I’m going to make my lunch at home more often and put the money saved to better use…helping our neighbors in El Nino. When giving thanks for these meals, I’ll be praying for them, too.

Tim

The sacrifice that I want to make during this Lenten Season is to give up drinking sodas. Not a big thing financially but the money that would have been spent on a soda can now go to our El Nino project in Mexico.

I do need to confess though that I blew it on the first day. Cruising through Costco I thought I would stop to get a soda on my way out the door. As I finished my last sips in the car as I went home, I remembered that I wasn’t going to drink sodas during Lent. Oops.

Well the 62 cents is still going to go to El Nino.

Anonymous

The bag of salt given last weekend will be a reminder of my Lenten desire to be more like Jesus out in the world in my non-church (at IPC campus) hours. There are many hours in the day where I interact with unknown people and my plan is to let them know by my actions that caring and loving people do exist by the grace of God.