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I got this from a newsletter from ChristianityToday.com, and I think it's cool. YOu see, I am also into random acts of kindness, hoping that a simple gesture could lighten and brighten someone's day for who knows, I may only be the person who has showed kindness to that person. Are you familiar with the RAOK movement there? If yes, would you take part? God bless you as you do so! *************** Re'na Garcia is a 24-year-old wife and mother of two preschoolers, a full-time nanny to two other children, and director of student ministries at a Nashville Evangelical Covenant church. She leads a busy life, but her favorite part of the day is when she goes out to RAOK her world—as in performing "Random Acts of Kindness." "God puts people in our lives everyday for us to touch," Garcia says. "So many times we're too busy and we miss those opportunities." Garcia believes that RAOK—doing something nice for other people with no expectation of anything in return—is simply living out the compassionate and unselfish attitude that Jesus expects of His followers. "People were drawn to Christ not because He stood on a mountain and preached, but because He filled their needs," Garcia says. "He fed them. He healed them. He touched lives." People may be more open to hearing about the gospel as they see us modeling Christ's behavior, Garcia says. She and her husband, Aaron, are part of a growing network of Christians who exchange RAOK ideas with each other. The Garcias have launched a website (www.raoked.com) to inspire other believers to join the RAOK revolution. Their list of potential RAOK ideas includes leaving a huge tip at a restaurant, paying for someone else's gas at a convenience store, leaving a roll of quarters at a self-service laundry, or mowing a neighbor's yard.