Pizza Blessings & Other Ideas

Pictured is the Royal Feast Pizza by Sir Pizza

One couple shared they were thinking about people they knew may feel isolated and less likely to venture out to the store or for a take out meal. They started thinking about what safe act of kindness that could may bring a spark of being cared for and thought about. They decided to call three families and told them they would like to treat them to a lunch from Sir Pizza. They said, "Just tell us what kind of pizza you like, we will pick it up and bring it to you door between 12:30 and 1." The families were delighted. The couple ordered the desired pizza for each of the families, picked up the pizza and delivered it to the door steps of the families. This act of kindness showed the families they were thinking about them and reminded them they are loved and not forgotten. After this experience, they are already thinking about duplicating the same thing this week on Friday.

For more ideas like this one on what you and your family can do visit Baptists on Mission's website that has lots of information and ideas:

https://baptistsonmission.org/Coronavirus/Church-Response-Information

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