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  Yes and no. Depends if I am just approaching a stranger to reach out to them or if I have to go somewhere and I do not know anyone. I pray a lot. For even reaching out to a stranger, though easier, I always have to make myself, maybe fear of rejection, and yet even that is coming easier as I practice it. For I know how much I appreciate someone reaching out to me, and how Good I feel that others care.
  So it is when I go where there is NO one I know, that I need to work on. AND to watch out for others when I see someone alone. I know Jesus is with me all the time, so I always have a friend, and in this I can be confident!
  Women need other women. Lets reach out to Others, so no one stands alone!
  Looking forward to others replies!

• Thanks for this Gail… I hear you and I’m with you… I need to step out of my zone more too.

  • Thank you Nicki, your question touched a chord in my heart, so that I answered even before hearing your talk. I loved it. What a message! God bless your caring heart for Jesus and others. May I do the same!

• I think of myself as a personable and just love to meet people from all different walks of life and backgrounds. It’s not a challenge for me to walk across the room and to introduce myself to someone or to engage in a conversation. What I do find challenging is whenever I do try to encourage someone who feels excluded from a certain group, that I often feel drained because I think that I need to be responsible for that persons happiness and to make them feel special, so to speak. I have to admit that it is much easier being surrounded by those who are more positive, but just the same whenever I allow the Spirit to lead and guide me each day, then I believe that God’s purpose and will was carried out. Thank you, Nicki for this video blog and sharing scripture as well. Blessings!

  • I agree so much Latosha… positive people hold an attraction. Negative people can drain so much so its hard to find that balance. Thanks for sharing your thoughts… they blessed me.

• For me it depends on the setting. I can be shy myself but if in a setting that is comfortable, I tend to be more open and reach out to those I see who need a friend. I find myself saying Lord I don’t know what to say and He always provides the words i need. The thing is I am the one who feels her heart has been touched when I reach out to someone. I find the person I reached out is someone who is alot like me..just needs to have a friend. God reminds me that why this may be out of my comfort zone it is worth it. Thanks for blessing my day.

  • That’s a good word Tammy… “Lord provide what I need to say.” Thanks for sharing!

• I find it hard to step out my normal social circle. A lot of it has to do with fear of rejection, being misunderstood, looking foolish to other people and my past experiences with people. I can be shy and quiet myself, but I know the importance of reaching out even if they don’t respond in the way you’d like. Fear can cause us to miss out on what could be. We never know how much we can make a difference in a life by a simple act of reaching out to someone outside of our social circle. It’s about learning to let go of the not so pleasant experiences, reach out and whatever happens know that God is protecting us. Easier said then done though….

• I love to meet new people. When I join new groups, I meet all types of women from different walks of life.

  Several years ago, I had planned to join a woman’s group at church but felt that I might not fit in with the age group. Gosh did I get a surpise! I met older women, younger women, people from different socio-economic groups and had a wonderful time in fellowship.

  I don’t look for a similar demographic group when I go out searching for new community involvement events. I know that Christ is leading me into this adventure and that there is a wonderful friendship waiting for me. I just have to trust that Christ will lead me to the right group, the right opportunity to fellowship.

  Even though I might not be the “best of the best” in the group, I’m still available to find friends, to help, or maybe to be helped and this is because Christ has opened my eyes to the “what if” in my life! Amen?

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