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We Care
At MindfulGrace, love isn't a sermon—it's an action.
We believe that the heart of true faith is not found in grand stages or endless fundraising campaigns, but in the quiet, sincere acts of compassion that transform lives.
This is why our We Care ministry it's the beating heart of our church.
Here, you’ll find real stories, real needs met, and real lives touched by your generosity.
As a 100% online church, we don’t spend donations on buildings, lighting systems, or staff overhead. Every contribution we receive is directed toward what truly matters: helping people.
Whether it's feeding a family, supporting someone in crisis, or lifting a burden too heavy to carry alone—this is where your faith becomes action.
We teach the Gospel with clarity and honesty — not as a tool for control, but as the invitation Jesus offered:
"Come to me, all who are weary..."
No manipulation. No pressure. Just love—freely given.
Welcome to We Care—where grace becomes generosity.
A Day to Celebrate and Give Thanks! 🙌
Today, we filled not just hearts — but also a truck — with love and generosity. 🧡 We delivered a truckload of essential goods, and I felt it was important to share this moment with you. Everything in the name of transparency, joy, and gratitude — to God and to everyone who has been walking this journey with us . We believe that the true Gospel is lived through action. That’s why our donations go far beyond words — they fill shelves and feed families. 🙏 We partner with tr
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The True Gospel Is Caring for People
The heart of the Gospel is not merely a message to be spoken — it’s a life to be lived. We believe that the true Gospel is revealed through compassion , through feeding the hungry, supporting those in crisis, and walking beside the brokenhearted. That’s what Jesus did. And that’s what He taught us to do. Jesus didn’t come to start a religion. He came to restore humanity — to bring the Kingdom of God near to the poor, the outcast, the weary. He said: “The Spirit of the Lord i
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Following Jesus… What Does It Really Mean?
Following Jesus is not about adding Him to your life like a new habit or a better philosophy. It’s about surrendering everything you are to become everything He calls you to be. And that starts… with death.The death of your old self.The death of your ego, your pride, your mask, your secret addictions, your self-justifications.Jesus doesn’t call you to improve — He calls you to die… so He can give you life. "If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his c
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Religion Vs Faith
In religion, people ask: “What do I need to do so God will like me?” But in real faith, the question is much more shocking, much more vulnerable: “How can God still love me… knowing who I really am?” This is not a minor difference. It’s the very heart of the Gospel versus the heart of human pride. A God of Transaction vs. A God of Transformation Religion is obsessed with the list: What to do, what not to do. What makes me acceptable, what makes me guilty. It tries to reduce t
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Grace vs. Transactional Faith
The one who said, “ I will give you the kingdoms of the world if you bow down and worship me ,” wasn’t Jesus. It was Satan. And yet, how many of us today walk into a place of worship with that very expectation? We step into churches hoping that our prayers, our offerings, our ritualistic actions might buy us something. A job. A healing. A relationship. A financial breakthrough. But Jesus never made those deals. He never said, “ Bring me an offering and I’ll give you whatever
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All the Gospel asks for is repentance and faith.
All the Gospel asks for is repentance and faith. That’s it. Nothing more. And yet, even such a simple truth often becomes twisted. Some people hear this and immediately say: “But what about obedience?” Let’s go deeper. What the Gospel Requires vs. What the Gospel Produces The Gospel of Jesus Christ is not a barter. It is not a contract where we offer good works in exchange for salvation. It is a gift, rooted in grace. Ephesians 2:8-9 makes it abundantly clear: "For by grace y
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When Religion Becomes a Wall Between Us and Jesus
It’s one of the greatest paradoxes of the Christian journey: how can something that claims to bring us closer to God be the very thing that distances us from Him? The answer lies in the subtle but dangerous power of religiosity — not faith, not spirituality, but that empty, mechanical form of religion that replaces relationship with ritual, mercy with merit, and truth with tradition. Jesus didn’t die on a cross so we could become better at following rules. He didn’t walk am
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CHRISTIANITY AS GNOSTICISM OF DOCTRINE AND INFORMATION
I’ve never quite understood the feeling that drives people to declare others are in hell just because they don’t belong to their religion or culture — or simply because they’ve never heard a supposedly salvation-bearing piece of information. And what about when you see a certain victorious joy on the face of the person making the condemnation? It’s likely the deepest expression of sadism, the most horrendous thirst for power, the most inhuman display of arrogance — and the mo
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ARE YOU TIRED OF KINDNESS?
We humans have a natural tendency to drift toward evil. It’s part of our fallen nature — this inclination to stray from what we were created to be. Left to ourselves, we are naturally pulled away from goodness. What is truly difficult is to change, day by day, into our best selves — into the likeness of God; to grow in love, joy, peace, kindness, patience, gentleness, and self-control. But walking toward goodness is like climbing a hill. It’s like going through the narrow gat
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One Small Act Can Change the World
Sometimes we think that only grand gestures make a difference. But the truth is, the greatest changes often begin with the smallest actions. A shared meal. A smile. A listening ear. Take a look at the moment in this image: handing a warm meal to a stranger. Simple? Maybe. But what we don’t see is the chain reaction that begins here. The man receiving food may, for the first time in days, feel seen. He may regain a fragment of dignity. That dignity may spark hope. And hope can
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We Feed Because He First Fed
One of the clearest commands Jesus ever gave us was this: feed the hungry. Not argue with them. Not preach to them. Not correct them. Just feed them. Before theology, before doctrine, before sermons and songs — Jesus gave bread. He multiplied it. He broke it. He shared it. And He told us to do the same. In Matthew 25:35 , Jesus says: “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink...” Then He explains something extraordinar
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Before We Preach, We Must Listen
Sometimes we forget how much can happen in a single day. In just a few hours, we can feed a hungry child, comfort a grieving heart, or give hope to someone who had already given up. It's incredible how many lives we can touch when we're willing to stop, kneel, and truly listen. That’s what compassion looks like: not just preaching, but pausing. Not just quoting Scripture, but connecting with someone’s pain first. Because how do you tell someone “God loves you” if they feel fo
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We Care — Feeding First, Speaking Later
There’s a moment, when you look into someone’s eyes and realize they’re not listening—not because they don’t care, but because they can’t. Hunger drowns out hope. When your child is crying from an empty stomach, it’s hard to think about eternity. When your heart is heavy with the fear of not making it through the week, it’s hard to receive words of comfort, no matter how true they are. That’s why we believe: You can’t preach to an empty stomach. We’ve learned that before we t
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