What Six Year Olds Know That We Forgot

What’s this about?

A 6 year old boy heard that kids his own age were walking miles every day for water that was still polluted. He didn’t wait until he felt older, or smarter, or ready. He just started doing chores to raise money.

He raised $70. Today, that’s grown into clean water for over 1,617,615 people, across 17 countries. His name is Ryan Hreljac.

This Saturday, in our weekly Journey Home gathering, we’re using his story to talk about something a lot of us struggle with, starting before we feel ready.

What you’ll walk away with:

• Why waiting to feel ready might be the wrong move
• Why the real cost of doing something that matters is bigger than you think, and why that’s not your sign to quit
• Why the people who go the distance are the ones who ask for help, not the ones who carry it alone
• A real example of how something small, done over and over, can turn into something enormous

This is for you if:
You’ve ever wanted to help but felt too small, too late, or not qualified enough to start. Come as you are. Nobody shows up to this feeling fully ready.

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The Journey Home is our weekly gathering, open to anyone, volunteer or not, looking to sit with real questions in a space that’s warm, honest, and never spiritual or heavy.