Dorcas Δίνοντας ρούχα για να τα φτωχά παιδιά

Dorcas, also called Tabitha, stands at the doorway of a stone house offering a freshly made tunic to a barefoot child, while a mother holding an infant and another young child wait nearby. The courtyard setting, simple garments, and attentive faces emphasize the quiet mercy of the early Christian community. Dorcas is remembered in Acts as a disciple “full of good works and acts of charity,” especially known for making tunics and garments for those in need. Her service became a living testimony of faith expressed through practical compassion. This artwork highlights the ministry of clothing the poor, caring for widows and children, and honoring the New Testament call to embodied charity within the church.