Good Fruit Heritage Acts
Our Approach
We train volunteers to become confident Community Leaders, capable of leading a community group. We develop discipleship through practical learning, innovative engagement and ongoing training designed to equip Community Leaders who understand the unique challenges faced by their communities.
- All Community Leaders receive a Volunteer Agreement and Training Manual.
- The Good Fruit Heritage Community Leaders’ Group facilitates communication, encourages fellowship and the sharing of best practice with peers.
- We organise a Community Leaders’ Meeting on the fourth Sunday of every month.
- Community Leaders receive one-to-one support to build their confidence and faith.
Our Community Leaders get to know both members and non-members, so they understand the issues people in their communities may face. We want everyone we serve to feel supported, so leaders offer both group and one-to-one support, alongside a regular pattern of daily, weekly and monthly tasks.
Why We Say Good Fruit Heritage Acts
Inspired by the teachings of Jesus Christ in the Holy Bible, Good Fruit Heritage encourages believers to act on their faith and reach communities with the gospel. With prayer, we seek to be filled with the Holy Spirit and to speak the word of God with boldness (Acts 4:31 (KJV, opens in a new tab)). The amazing accounts in the book of Acts remind us of the supernatural power and love of God that can transform hearts and minds, change lives and lead people to salvation.
“Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit; so shall ye be my disciples.” (John 15:8 (KJV, opens in a new tab), KJV)
Community Leaders’ Testimonies
In their own words, some of our Community Leaders share what being part of Good Fruit Heritage has meant to them.
Hanif Masih
Community Leader, Men’s Group: The Moral Man of Good Fruit
From the moment God brought me into this community, my heart has been profoundly moved and transformed. Being part of Good Fruit Heritage has not merely been a season of learning; it has been a sacred journey of spiritual awakening, inner healing and profound transformation.
There is a sacred warmth here, a genuine, Christlike love that breaks down walls and touches the deepest places of the soul. Through your prayers, your selfless service and the joy with which you honour the Lord, my heart became soft again to hear His voice. In moments when my faith was tested or weary, the strength of this community anchored me and drew me back to the Father’s grace.
You have shown me what it truly means to abide in the Vine: to let the Holy Spirit prune, nourish and produce fruit that endures. I have learned that bearing good fruit is not about our own strength, but about letting Christ live, love and serve through us.
Because of this community, my faith is no longer just something I hold. It is a living, burning passion to walk in His righteousness, share His love and be a light to others. Thank you for being my spiritual home, my encouragement and my inspiration.
Hanif Masih
Kiran Shehzadi
Community Leader, Women’s Group: The Virtuous Woman of Good Fruit
I wanted to take a moment to express how deeply you have inspired my spiritual journey and growth in Christ. Your unwavering faith and commitment to love and serve one another reflect the very essence of what it means to walk with Christ. The teachings and testimonies shared within our community have ignited a spiritual awakening within me, encouraging me to deepen my relationship with God.
Through your examples of generosity, kindness, and humility, I have learned the importance of bearing good fruit in my own life. Each interaction, prayer, and shared experience has served as a reminder of the transformative power of faith. Together, we are nurturing an atmosphere of support and encouragement that empowers us all to grow in grace and knowledge.
Thank you for being a beacon of light and for helping me discover the joy and fulfilment that comes from walking closely with Christ. I am excited to continue this journey together, bearing good fruit as we grow in His love.
Kiran Shehzadi
Zaigham
Community Leader, Men’s Group: The Moral Man of Good Fruit
Serving as a Community Leader with Good Fruit Heritage has encouraged me to grow in faith and understand more deeply the importance of serving others with Christ’s love. I see the struggles of poor families, vulnerable children, widows, and communities who have very limited access to God’s Word and basic resources.
Being part of GFH has encouraged me to keep sharing the Gospel, supporting others, and trusting God even when resources are limited. It reminds me that God can use an ordinary person, wherever they are, to make a difference in someone’s life.
My prayer is that the Lord will continue to use me to bring hope to the forgotten, share His Word with those who need it, and encourage others to serve faithfully. I believe that even the smallest act of love, when done for Christ, can have an eternal impact.
“Let us not be weary in well doing.” (Galatians 6:9 (KJV, opens in a new tab), KJV)
Zaigham
Be Part of the Story
The story of Acts did not end with the early Church. God is still writing it today, and there is a place in it for you.
Good Fruit Heritage is a diverse community of believers from different nations, cultures and backgrounds, united by one purpose: to share the love of Jesus Christ and to grow in the fruit of the Spirit together. As our community grows, so does the need for faithful hearts and willing hands. We are looking for volunteers to join us.
Perhaps you have a gift for leading, teaching, praying, encouraging, organising or creating. Perhaps you simply have a heart to serve. Whatever you offer, God can use it to bring hope, strengthen faith and transform lives.
When you volunteer with Good Fruit Heritage, you will:
- Make a real difference in the lives of individuals, families and communities.
- Grow in your own faith as you put it into action.
- Belong to a fellowship of believers who pray for, encourage and support one another.
- Be equipped to lead. If you become a Community Leader, you will receive training, a Training Manual, monthly Community Leaders’ Meetings and one-to-one support.
Becoming a Community Leader
To become a Community Leader at Good Fruit Heritage, you:
- Must be a born-again Christian.
- Must have a desire to share the gospel of Jesus Christ.
If this is you, we would love to hear from you.
Every act of love done for Christ matters. Could your story be the next one on this page?
To find out more about volunteering or becoming a Community Leader, email goodfruitheritage@gmail.com. You are warmly welcome to join one of our events or email us to arrange a one-to-one support session.
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