Agony of DaFeet Foot Washing Ministry Marketing… • Agony of DaFeet

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No one comes to the Father except through Me.” · John 14:6 (BSB)

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“Jesus, knowing that the Father had given all things into his hands,
and that he had come from God and was going back to God, rose from supper.

“He laid aside his outer garments, and taking a towel, tied it around his waist.
Then he poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples’ feet
and to wipe them with the towel that was wrapped around him.” · John 13:3-5 (ESV)

‘Salvation Is Here’

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Whose Feet Should You Wash?

Anyone: Welcome all individuals regardless of background or status.
Church Members: Foster unity within your community by encouraging mutual service.
Guests: Extend hospitality to newcomers, making them feel valued and accepted.
Church Staff: Demonstrate mutual respect and humility among all members of your congregation.

When Should You Wash Feet?

Before Service: Set the tone of humility and service as you prepare for worship.
During Service: Integrate this act of love into your worship experience, reflecting Christ’s teachings.
After Service: Continue to exemplify Christ’s love as you close your time together.

Why? Serving One Another…

Demonstrates Christ’s Example: Follow the model of Jesus, who washed His disciples’ feet in humility and love.
Builds Unity: Strengthen bonds within your church community through acts of service.
Promotes Humility: Encourage individuals to serve with a humble heart, putting others’ needs before their own.

Where Can We Wash Feet?

Any Prepared Area: Create a space where individuals can comfortably receive this act of service.
Accessible Areas: Make foot washing accessible to all, ensuring inclusivity and convenience.
Outreach in the Community: Take this act of service beyond your church walls, serving those in need.
Parks and Mobile Setups: Mobilize your service with portable setups, reaching out to the broader community.
Using Tents: Provide some shelter from the elements while engaging in this act of humility and service.

Closing Thoughts…

Embracing the practice of foot washing goes beyond a symbolic act—it embodies the essence of Christ-like love and humility.

By extending this practice to diverse groups and settings, you cultivate a culture of service, unity, and compassion within your church and community.

Through intentional outreach and inclusive practices, we can each reflect the transformative power of Christ’s example in our daily lives.

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