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QUIZ: How are You Uniquely Wired to Help People in Poverty?

Alyssa Esparaz
QUIZ: How are You Uniquely Wired to Help People in Poverty?

In 1 Corinthians 12, we are told that each person has different gifts with different functions. These gifts are each vitally important in coming together to form the Body of Christ and to help people.

We’re not called to do everything, but we’re each called to do something.

When it comes to responding to poverty, the same is true. If you’re wondering how you can use your specific gifts and passions to respond to poverty and help people, take our fun quiz. You’ll learn more about the gifts you have and to discover some special ways to use them!

Find out how you’re uniquely wired to help people in poverty

Which school subject did you like the most?

Your friends come to you when…

What are you most likely to be doing this Saturday?

Which career would you enjoy doing the most?

If you could do one of these things, which would you want to do?

Your friends would describe you as…

What’s on your wall?

Which of these verses is your favorite?

When you need some time to unwind, you…

In your perfect world, everyone…

How Are You Uniquely Wired to Respond to Poverty?
The Host

You have the gift of care and hospitality. In an often unstable world, you make people feel comfortable and safe. Consider using your gifts to conversationally share the joy of child sponsorship – perhaps over a meal in your own home. You can download a free guide to sharing sponsorship with a friend, and request extra child packets to share.

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How Are You Uniquely Wired to Respond to Poverty?
The Advocate

You value speaking up for marginalized communities. When you see something wrong in the world, you want people to know so that we can together make it right. Consider using your voice to change a child’s life forever.

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How Are You Uniquely Wired to Respond to Poverty?
The Prayer Warrior

When you see something wrong, your instinct is to turn to prayer. Prayer is vital in fighting against poverty and injustice – because we know this is really a spiritual battle. Consider joining Compassion’s Prayer Network to receive a monthly calendar filled with daily requests from around the world.

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How Are You Uniquely Wired to Respond to Poverty?
The Creative

You love to create – be it through music, words or images. In a broken world, it’s people like you who inspire beauty that can make all the difference. Consider using your creative energy for good by creating your own online fundraising campaign. You can host an art sale, ask for donations instead of birthday gifts this year, challenge your friends to a bake-off or running competition, throw a party with a “suggested donation” cover charge … whatever it is you enjoy doing, you can turn that into a life-giving activity!

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How Are You Uniquely Wired to Respond to Poverty?
The Organizer

When things need to get done, you are the one to call. A lot of ideas can bounce around when it comes to responding to poverty, but you are someone who can make it all come together. Consider organizing a child sponsorship challenge for your small group, church, family, co-workers or circle of friends by creating your own Act for Compassion online sponsorship campaign to engage others to join you in sponsoring a child of their own! You can even focus your campaign on a specific country, child name, birthday and more – it’s easy to get creative and help the people in your life give hope to the children who need it most!

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We hope you feel a little more equipped and empowered to help people and respond to poverty! We are all created unique, but as followers of Jesus, we all have the same mission.

How are you uniquely wired to help people in poverty? Post a comment with your results!

This quiz was originally published on the Compassion Canada Blog.

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