Restoring hope in humanity one seed at a time
Welcome to Seeds of Hope Community!
What is Seeds of Hope Community?
Seeds of Hope Community is building stronger, healthier and safer local communities through the small things we do to influence others and shape the culture of our homes and community.
It’s a grassroots initiative to challenge the way we think and navigate challenging times, together. Anyone can plant seeds of hope in the lives of others anywhere, anytime. It’s not a movement, nor a group to join, nothing to sign up to and nothing to sell—it’s a lifestyle shift through the decisions YOU make.
It’s being a voice in your community, strengthen families, starting initiatives to help others, making a meal for someone, helping a neighbour, sharing and exchanging produce from your backyard, volunteering, getting involved in something where you can make a positive difference. Seeds of hope is about raising a standard of hope for the next generation to be the best they can be in the midst of challenging times.
It’s whatever that looks like to you to build a stronger community.
Why Seeds of Hope Community?
Without hope, the heart becomes sick, impacting the body, mind and soul. In the last few years, we have seen a rapid decline of hope in the world as chaos has increased.
By planting seeds of hope in the lives of others we can all become part of the solution. We have been given one life, and we each have the ability to make a positive difference.
Who is Seeds of Hope Community?
It’s you and me. It’s the stay-at-home mum or dad, the widow, the school teacher or nurse, the CEO, the tradie, the single parent, grandparents, children, teens, young adults—it’s all of us!
How do we change things?
Through one seed of hope at a time we become a community. By helping others with intensional generosity and kindness we help ourselves and strengthen our family and community. Our hands, words and actions can bring hope to those around us. Check out the blogs below to hear how others impact their family and community. Start today!
“What we sow today, grows tomorrow “
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New Year, New Doors of Opportunity
A new year often brings hope for a fresh start, filled with resolutions for the year ahead—I know I am ready for that! Have you ever found yourself happy to be closing the door on what has been in the previous year with an anticipation for the new? It’s like hitting a reset button on… Read more
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Sharing is Caring
What if we lived our everyday life as if our future depended upon it, looking for opportunities to share and care for others even when we don’t feel like it? In my family, we have a saying: “Sharing is caring!” My youngest daughter taught us that—from a child, she has used this saying when sharing… Read more
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Time to Slow Down
After a long hot Aussie summer, the ground is often depleted, dry, dusty and lacking nutrients and moisture, ready for a new season to bring the refreshing rain and cooler weather. Soil is often used as a metaphor for the condition of the human heart (not the organ that beats and pushes blood around our… Read more
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Season of Change
Have you ever asked yourself the question, what do I want my life to produce? Imagine with me for a moment that your life is a seed—your time, your words, your actions and finance all seed—then ask yourself the question, what is it producing? As a gardener, I know there are times when what I… Read more
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Bless Through the Stress
Life has a way of knocking us down at times, leaving us with two options when the knocks come, to get back up or stay down. We can allow the circumstances to make us bitter instead of better. But what if the hard knocks were actually training? What if each time we got back up,… Read more
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Encouragement in Disappointment
As a keen organic gardener, I understand the labour of love it takes to prepare an area for a new veggie patch—clearing the ground and removing all the weeds and debris before adding organic matter and nutrients to the soil in order to plant the seed. Once the tender seedlings start to grow, they need… Read more
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