As a social entrepreneur, I’ve learned—sometimes through real frustration—that trying to help people begins with how we approach them. When I lead with what I want to do, I’ve seen how rightly protective people are of the communities and services they care for, and that protection comes from love and responsibility. I’ve also had the privilege of walking alongside others, sharing ideas and skills that helped their programs grow, strengthen, and truly bloom as they served people well. Along the way, I’ve discovered that the work isn’t about taking credit, but about stepping back and watching how God opens doors and does the deeper work. Slowing down, listening first, and thinking ahead has become essential. Scripture grounds me in this posture: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight” (Proverbs 3:5–6). My hope is to keep working with others in humility and trust, believing God will continue to guide our shared efforts to help people well.

Hello fellow Bingo Players! This morning, Edge UMC Church, will be live on Facebook. Please join me at 11am to say hello and watch the worship service where Bingo Conversations lives as a ministry under Mighty Caregivers Ministry. Click Here For Facebook Page I hope to see you there and chime in to say hello!

I’ve been an activity director for many years, and one thing I always noticed was how much fun people had playing traditional Bingo. It wasn’t just the game itself—it was what happened around it. As the numbers were called, people laughed, talked, and often started sharing stories without being prompted. Conversations would naturally unfold, memories would surface, and connections would form in the middle of the game. Over time, I realized those moments mattered just as much as the Bingo itself. The shared card, the familiar rhythm, and the relaxed atmosphere created a space where people felt comfortable engaging together. That’s where the idea for Bingo Conversations grew—from years of watching how a simple game could bring people together, spark stories, and remind everyone that belonging often begins in the most ordinary, playful moments.

Bingo Conversations is a ministry under Mighry Caregivers where we believe a flow of care comes from everyone. I saw this incredible video on Facebook of people working together to save a persons life at a comedy show. Take this in and also recognize when these moments happen around you. They happen around you every day. You are a Mighty Caregiver! https://www.facebook.com/share/r/16U5XS2LSZ/?mibextid=wwXIfr