Choose Grace, Not Grievance:

Kindness Is Our Campaign

Drop The Stone is a national countercultural campaign urging Christians to reject resentment and embrace grace during this turbulent time in our nation.  Jesus didn’t condemn the woman the Pharisees caught in adultery.  Instead, He invited any accuser without sin to throw the first stone. 

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Counter hate with love by praying, caring, and sharing (about Jesus) with those holding a different worldview.  Rather than lashing out on social media in response to divisiveness, post Jesus’ story from John 8 or Charlie Kirk’s video about that same story with the #DropMyStone hashtag.  Then, challenge 4 friends to follow your lead!

Accepting the Drop The Stone Challenge is as easy as 1, 2, 3…

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Select

Choose your preferred platform and content – Facebook, Instagram, or X and Jesus’ story from John 8 or Charlie Kirk’s video about that story.

2

Share

the post you selected with 4 friends, 2 who are Christ-followers and 2 who aren’t.

3

Challenge

your friends to share Jesus’ story or Charlie Kirk’s video with 4 other friends.
Don’t forget to include the hashtag in your post:

#DropMyStone

Be a Light

We equip you to become a beacon of Christ’s love in your neighborhood with the BLESS practices. It’s free and confidential.

Join an ever-growing community of Christ followers who are dedicated to being a Light in their neighborhoods by:

  • Begin with Prayer
  • Listen
  • Eat
  • Serve
  • Share your Story

We provide all the tools you need to get to know your neighbors by name, helping you build genuine relationships with them. Use your dashboard to track your interactions and spiritual journey with each neighbor. Optionally, receive daily reminder emails or app notifications with a prompt to take simple steps to bless five neighbors each day.

See what our movement members have to say

“Each act of kindness is a pebble thrown into the pond of our society. The ripples create waves of change that can sweep across nations. I jooined #DropTheStone not just to change the way we act but to transform the way we think about and interact with each other.”
– Elliiot S.

“Volunteering has taught me that when we give a little, we gain a lot. It’s about building a community grounded in compassion.”
– Nicholas N.

“By fostering empathy and service, we’re crafting a future where community bonds are unbreakable.”
-Leslie B.