Rule of Life Service 04: Where Does Service Lead? (featuring a Luminary Roundtable)
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Oct 28, 2025 In a heartfelt roundtable discussion, Sara Miller, founder of A House on Beekman, sheds light on her mission to empower youth in the South Bronx. Alongside Charlee Tchividjian and Gabrielle Clowdus, they explore transitioning from traditional charity to kinship—instead of just serving, they emphasize building true, reciprocal relationships. They discuss the importance of listening to stories, the pitfalls of impact-driven service, and how genuine connections can redefine community support. Sara reflects on the organic growth of her ministry through open-door hospitality.
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Door Knocks To Courtroom Lament
- Charlee Tchividjian started EMA in college by knocking on doors and doing life with teenage moms.
- Foster-care courtroom experiences deepened her grief and catalyzed Every Mother's Advocate's mission.
From Overseas To Neighboring The Homeless
- Gabrielle Clowdus shifted from overseas poverty work to serving people experiencing homelessness in her city.
- She began by carrying an extra granola bar and learning neighbors' names and stories on trains and streets.
Let Calling, Not Casualness, Guide You
- Follow the prompting of the Spirit and pursue the specific calling you feel rather than assuming any role fits you.
- Enter service with surrender, patience, and a long-term commitment to the people you meet.
