Here’s a cool story that captures the true spirit of the holiday season.
On Sunday, December 7, the Sioux Falls church Embrace surprised its congregation at all three Sioux Empire locations with something a little unexpected: cash. But it wasn’t a gift for personal use; it came with a single, meaningful request. Each person was asked to use the money to do something good for someone else in the community.
The effort is known as a “reverse offering,” and this year Embrace handed out a remarkable $70,000 in cash. Envelopes contained various denominations, with some people receiving as much as $100. Lead Pastor Adam Weber told Dakota News Now that the idea is simple but powerful:
Take the money and go do “Jesus Stuff.”
In other words, use it to brighten someone’s life, meet a need, or share kindness where it’s needed most.
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The hope behind the giveaway is that these small seeds of generosity will grow into meaningful moments of support for people who may be facing an especially difficult season right now. Whether it’s helping a neighbor, lifting up a stranger, or supporting a local cause, Embrace Church wants its congregation to feel empowered to make a difference…