DSW Project Spotlight
How we walked…
- We sent our DSW Leadership Team to the site.
- We walked through the venue with Starlight Bowl officials to help assess the need.
- We took time to pray over the venue and asked God to bless and multiply our efforts.
Walk
Jesus showed us that service is a full contact activity. It is not something that is done from from afar, or accomplished in theory. It is a flesh and bone endeavor that requires our physical presence. That is why, after you have Counted, step Step 2 of the DSW Process is to spend time amongst the needs and the needy you have discovered. Walk through your community and visit the places and people you now hope to serve.
Pray for your community as you and your group walk. Pray for God's leading and for His wisdom and insight as you consider how to serve your community. Remember that this is not a "box to check" activity. You may feel the need to spend several days or weeks walking through and among your community. As you do, your vision and your excitement for how and where you are going to serve will become more and more concrete.
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View other steps in the process
Count
The foundation of effective service is built on an informed understanding of the need. The first step of the DSW process is to survey your community by literally counting the areas of need. Make a list, be specific. Read More
Walk
Community Service is a full-contact activity. After you have Counted, it's time to literally walk amongst the needs and the needy you've discovered, visiting and praying for those you hope to serve. Read More
Ask
Community leaders, local politicians, teachers and volunteers are already engaged and serving in your community everyday. Asking them about the needs they encounter will help distill the data you've gathered. Read More
Love
Love is an action, and Love is the final step of the DSW process. After you have identified and understood the needs, you now have the great joy of working with others to meet those needs in tangible and meaningful ways. Read More
