He made sure to visit a little girl named Paige, whose compromised immune system forces her to have limited human contact.

"Chris Pratt made a special visit to the House. He spent time hanging with families and even made a special visit to Paige. Because of her weakened immune system, Paige must stay in a post-transplant suite where she has limited contact outside of her room. Thank you to @prattprattpratt and #mdcproductions for bringing this unforgettable experience to Paige and all the families staying at the House," the organization posted on Instagram.

Pratt reflected on the experience and urged parents to not take for granted the time they have with their children.

"Hug your babies. I had the chance to meet some awesome kids today. I am so blessed. Thank you to @rmhnewyork for the extraordinary work you do with children. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to share in their light. My heart is full. Thanks to Lego for sending over a crate of toys for these little ones to enjoy. Hug your babies," he wrote in an Instagram post.

Pratt and the patients did crafts together and made bracelets with encouraging messages on them. When he left, he thanked the children for their time and asked God to bless them.

"Bye-bye, New York! Made a bunch of friends today. Thanks to Nori, Emmalyn, Caleb, Eli and McKenna for my new bracelets. And to all the other kids who made drawings and cards, thank you as well. Love you! 2 Corinthians 9:8 And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work," he said.

This is just one example of how the actor has helped kids in need. Pratt and his brother, Cully Pratt, teamed up to help children in difficult neighborhoods plagued by gang activity and out-of-control drop-out rates.

His brother is a police officer and together the siblings support The Leaven, an organization that partners with police departments, churches, businesses, and teachers to mentor struggling kids.

Last fall, the two brothers came together to support The Leaven at the Christian organization's annual "Mayor's Gala" event.

"They are the solution. I've been in law enforcement now ... coming on 16 years," Pratt said. "And this is one of the best programs that I've seen to where [police] departments involved, fire departments are involved and leaders of the community are involved."

Although Chris Pratt is in Hollywood, he is unashamed of his Christian faith.

Just last month, he shared with his Instagram fans that he was dedicating 21 days to fasting and prayer for the new year. Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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