In the journey of faith, we are all called to a profound purpose within the Body of Christ, each placed by God with unique gifts to offer as a pleasing burnt offering in service to Him for His glory. This sacrificial servitude is not limited to the ordained ministry but extends to every member, as we are all integral parts of His Body, tasked with serving one another and the world in a manner that reflects His light. The examples of faithful brethren over the years, such as Cecelia Puliafico and Joan Pope, illustrate how even the smallest acts of joy and encouragement contribute significantly to the collective spirit, enhancing our gatherings and drawing us closer to Jesus Christ through sacrificial service. Every gift, no matter how mundane it may seem, is a vital part of the sweet-smelling offering before God, preparing us for His return. As we reflect on the impact others have had on us, especially during times like the Feast, we recognize that our contributions and sacrifices are becoming more intense, perhaps due to the nearing of Christ's return or the challenges of aging. Yet, God knows exactly what He desires from each of us, equipping us with the abilities to serve within the places He has appointed. The responsibilities within the ministry may have shifted over time, with fewer hands bearing greater loads, yet this mirrors the call to all believers to serve more effectively and faithfully in these scattered times. Each of us has been gifted to feed the Body, an incredible opportunity that must not be wasted. We are to use these God-given gifts with outgoing concern for others, ensuring that our service remains a humble submission to His will, reflecting the guiding light of Jesus Christ. As Paul considered himself a drink offering poured out for the faith of those under his care, so too must we see our lives as offerings on the sacrifice of faith, devoted to the work God has given us. Whether in leading songs, speaking, or fellowship, our increasing responsibilities are a great gift from God, uniting us with Jesus Christ through the tasks we perform. All of God's firstborn elect are called to be devoted to His work, using our varied gifts in sacrificial service to the Body, always remembering that we are placed exactly where He desires us to be for His glory.