A "Giving" Advent - Random Acts of Christmas Kindness (RACKs) - Encouraging and Cultivating a Servant's Heart at an Early Age (10)

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  1. This is so sweet! I admire how you began to instill a servants heart in your child at such a young age. Lily looked so sweet, helping others. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas. God bless <3

  2. Molly, you are quite possibly the coolest person I know. And Lily too. Everything you’ve written here is so simple and easy to do, and yet, I’ve never ever done a single thing on the list. Not as an intentional random act of kindness, that is. I feel quite small actually, and for that, I thank you. I need to really think things through, reset what I think is important as versus what really is a priority, and make 2016 a little different. Thank you for prompting me to reflect. Much love for the new year, and a ginormous hug for Lily xoxo

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  4. This is such an AWESOME idea!!! I love the idea of doing something everyday during the Christmas season!! I think I will download this calendar and use it in conjunction with the Advent readings we do everyday during the season!! THANK YOU for sharing! Blessings!

  5. This is SUCH a great thing you did – and I am SO glad you shared it! I totally understand why you would have been worried about criticism in sharing (people saying you are just bragging etc) but I think you are going to inspire SO many people with this post – and that is what is most important.

    Such a great thing for you to be teaching Lilly at such a young age, and oh my goodness does she ever look adorable in all the RAK pics!!

    XO
    Lee |

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  6. I’m so glad you shared this idea Molly, because I’d love to do something like this next year with my son who is 2 right now. It was fun but overwhelming having him open all his gifts this year, and I’d love to do something more to help him understand what Christmas is really about.

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