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Central Outreach & Advocacy Center

February 3, 2025 By Central OAC

Love Thy Neighbor

by Laquetta West (Georgia State Intern)

What does it mean to love your neighbor?

Loving your neighbor is helping a member of your community who is in need. That person might be in need of some food, shelter, or even a nice conversation. Even if you’re in need yourself, letting someone know that they aren’t alone, can feel just as good. Now, your community doesn’t have to be just a neighborhood as the phrase implies, it could be someone who shares the same interests or identifiers as you. And those people can be considered your neighbors too, in a sense. As long as you are assisting those of your community whether physically or otherwise, that are in need, you are loving, thy neighbor.

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