*DEAR BROTHERS AND SISTERS* _Greetings to you all, my dear brothers and sisters.

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*DEAR BROTHERS AND SISTERS* 

 _Greetings to you all, my dear brothers and sisters.
Hopefully we are all doing well under Jehovah’s loving care._ 

 *Truly* , _the times we are living in are not easy. The pressures of these “critical times hard to deal with” can weigh heavily on many. 2 Tim. 3:1_ 

 _But how comforting it is to know that we are not alone. We belong to a loving spiritual family._ 

 _The Bible reminds us at Hebrews 10:24, 25 that we should “consider one another so as to incite to love and fine works… encouraging one another.” Now more than ever, our brothers and sisters need to feel that love and support._ 

 _Sometimes, a simple message — “How are you doing?” — can mean so much. A short phone call, a visit, or even sitting beside someone quietly at the Kingdom Hall can strengthen a heart that is tired. As 1 Thessalonians 5:11 says: “Keep encouraging one another and building one another up.”_ 

 _Let us remember that some may be fighting silent battles — health challenges, financial pressure, family problems, or emotional stress. We may not see their struggles, but Jehovah sees them. And he can use us to be a source of comfort._ 

 *Isaiah 41:10* _assures us: “Do not be afraid, for I am with you… I will really help you._ 

 _When we remind our brothers and sisters of Jehovah’s promises, we strengthen their faith and our own as well._ 

 _Dear brothers and sisters, let us:_ 

 *Check on one another regularly* 

 *Speak kindly and listen patiently* 

 *Pray for one another* 

 *Be quick to forgive and slow to judge*

 _A congregation filled with encouragement is a strong congregation. Even a small act of kindness can Make a big difference._ 

 _May Jehovah continue to bless our efforts to love one another deeply from the heart. Let us keep holding on — the best days are ahead of us._ 

 *With warm Christian love* .♥️