This whole pandemic period of quarantining and social distancing has literally been one where we have been encouraged to give up the habit of meeting together. This is for our own safety and the safety of those around us ofcourse. Thankfully with the latest technology, we can still reach out to encourage one another. As St Thomas, we have done this through our Labour camp ministry. This is important because Christianity is about fellowship and there are many more opportunities around us to do so. Good deeds are not necessarily big deeds. Begin from where you are with what you have. Think back over the past week. Have there been situations where you could have encouraged love and good deeds? If you were a recipient instead, did you show gratitude? Your gratitude instead would motivate the giver to continue in their acts of love and good deeds.