A Fresh Start in October

Turning Seasons Into Opportunities of Hope!

It’s been a little while since I last shared here, but as the seasons shift and we step into fall, I felt stirred to write again. October always carries a sense of transition—the air gets crisp, the leaves remind us that change can be beautiful, and there’s a fresh rhythm in the atmosphere.

Sometimes life pulls us in many directions, and before we know it, time has passed. But one thing I’ve learned is that God’s timing is never off. Just like nature knows when it’s time for the harvest, we too have seasons of sowing, waiting, and reaping.

This fall, I sense it’s a season to let go of what no longer serves us and make room for what God is birthing new. Just as the trees release their leaves, we can release old burdens, disappointments, or routines that have run their course.

As I lean into this new chapter, I’m reminded of Galatians 6:9: “Let us not grow weary in doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart.”

Extending Love Into Our Community

As we prepare for the colder months, we are once again gathering winter apparel for families in our community—especially households with young children who may be struggling. Items such as jackets, scarves, gloves, and hats make a big difference in helping kids stay warm through New England’s winter.

If you feel led to give, your donation will go directly toward providing these essentials. Every gift, whether large or small, helps us extend love in practical ways to those who need it most.

So let’s walk boldly into this season together. Let’s stay faithful in the small steps, open in heart and spirit, and expectant of the good things ahead.

Thank you, as always, for standing with us in both prayer and action.

With gratitude,

Kenyetta