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Habit of Hope Challenge: Week 7 (Hope Made Visible – Signs and Symbols of Light)
Posted by Alex Shipley on Aug 11, 2025
We’ve made it to Week 7 of the Habit of Hope Challenge—and by now, you’ve probably noticed something:
Sharing hope should be tangible to you and others.
Not just felt or believed in—but made visible through action, art, words, and presence.
This week is all about expressive, creative, even physical reminders of hope. Whether it’s a sign on your car window or a muffin delivered to a neighbor, your visible acts might just be the spark someone else needs.
Still haven’t joined the Habit of Hope Challenge?
It’s not too late to hop in!
Click HERE to sign up and get:
Creativity. Visibility. Faith in action..
Day 43 –August 12
Make a Hope Poster
Create an uplifting sign or artwork and display it publicly (car window, fence, bulletin board).
Hope catches eyes before it captures hearts.
Day 44 – August 13
Mentor Someone Younger
Offer your time, wisdom, or presence to a younger person.
You are someone’s answer to prayer.
Day 45 – August 14
Plant a Symbol of Hope
Plant a flower, seed, or tree. Snap a picture and say a prayer as you do.
Even now, something new is growing.
Day 46 – August 15
Encourage and Inspire Yourself
Visit GiveSendGo.com/testimonials and read 4+ success stories.
Post one that resonated with you using #60DaysOfHope.
Day 47 – August 16
Organize or Join a Cleanup
Pick up litter on your street, a park, or any public space.
Hope restores what’s been neglected.
Day 48 – August 17
Bake for Someone
Make muffins, cookies, or bread and deliver them with love.
Love rises like warm bread.
Day 49 – August 18
Write a True Story of Hope
Share a story from your life where hope won.
This could be the most powerful day yet. Use #60DaysOfHope when you post!
When feelings fluctuate, faith holds firm.
Let’s be people who keep showing up, keep trusting, and keep choosing hope—day after day.
Week 7, we’re not backing down. Let’s do this!
Sharing hope should be tangible to you and others.
Not just felt or believed in—but made visible through action, art, words, and presence.
This week is all about expressive, creative, even physical reminders of hope. Whether it’s a sign on your car window or a muffin delivered to a neighbor, your visible acts might just be the spark someone else needs.
Still haven’t joined the Habit of Hope Challenge?
It’s not too late to hop in!
Click HERE to sign up and get:
- A FREE Habit of Hope Family Devotional PDF
- Daily text messages with each mini hope mission
This Week’s Mini Hope Missions:
Creativity. Visibility. Faith in action..
Day 43 –August 12
Make a Hope Poster
Create an uplifting sign or artwork and display it publicly (car window, fence, bulletin board).
Hope catches eyes before it captures hearts.
Day 44 – August 13
Mentor Someone Younger
Offer your time, wisdom, or presence to a younger person.
You are someone’s answer to prayer.
Day 45 – August 14
Plant a Symbol of Hope
Plant a flower, seed, or tree. Snap a picture and say a prayer as you do.
Even now, something new is growing.
Day 46 – August 15
Encourage and Inspire Yourself
Visit GiveSendGo.com/testimonials and read 4+ success stories.
Post one that resonated with you using #60DaysOfHope.
Day 47 – August 16
Organize or Join a Cleanup
Pick up litter on your street, a park, or any public space.
Hope restores what’s been neglected.
Day 48 – August 17
Bake for Someone
Make muffins, cookies, or bread and deliver them with love.
Love rises like warm bread.
Day 49 – August 18
Write a True Story of Hope
Share a story from your life where hope won.
This could be the most powerful day yet. Use #60DaysOfHope when you post!
Want to Go Even Deeper This Week?
- Share your story and tag us @GiveSendGo
- Use #60DaysOfHope to connect with others
- Text HOPE to 508-214-1197 to join
- Or visit GiveSendGo.com to give or pray for someone today
When feelings fluctuate, faith holds firm.
Let’s be people who keep showing up, keep trusting, and keep choosing hope—day after day.
Week 7, we’re not backing down. Let’s do this!
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