How can you share Jesus with someone today?
How can you share Jesus with someone today?
About Sharing A Little Jesus
Our Vision
In Acts 1:8, Jesus declares, "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”
Jesus charges us, his children, with spreading his message of love and salvation to the ends of the earth. Starting that conversation can be hard, which is why we believe the "little Jesus" movement has taken root. Whether you use these tiny figures as reminders of God's majesty in nature or as conversation starters with your friends, neighbors or coworkers, you are sharing a little Jesus!
Read One of Our Stories
Jesus Goes Inside the Walls of Memory Care
"I wanted to share a little Jesus with the staff of my mother's memory care home in thanks for all that they do on a daily basis. Their jobs are not easy. They come with long hours, hard physical labor, and sometimes challenging patients. Yet, the staff always have a smile and gentleness about them.
I enlisted the help of my daughter's Bible study to make these jars for the staff with Scriptures of encouragement inside. It was an opportunity for the girls to give back and impact people’s lives in ways they might never know.
Weeks later, a family member of one of the patients contacted me to let me know that the staff were quite moved by the jars of hope. In fact, the messages inside reached even further when some staff shared the uplifting Scriptures with patients.
Sharing a little Jesus was such a relatively small gesture with a large and almost instant ripple effect. Then these jars went home with staff where they may have shared with family and friends.
I can’t think of a time when we have ever needed more hope than we do today. I pray this gift was a source of hope for them. It brings to mind the Bible verse, “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit,” from Romans 15:13."
~Kimberly from Houston, TX
