This reminded me of the Old Testament prophet Ezekiel. He was only 30 years old when God appeared to him and told him he was chosen to deliver God's message to the Israelites, Exekiel's own community, who had become rebellious and hard-hearted, falling away from the Lord. Whether or not the Israelites heard and heeded the message didn't matter; it was still what the Lord chose Ezekiel to do.
We have the same mission. It doesn't matter how old you are, what your vocation is, if you are a stay at home mom or a working mom -- all of us are a part of some type of community because of what we do and where we live. It is because of this familiarity that God will most likely ask us to go there first -- in our own communities -- to share His Word.
Isn't it scary sometimes to be active and outspoken about Jesus to the people that we know the best? We tend to worry about what they think. God told Ezekiel not to be afraid of his own people, just as we shouldn't be afraid to share Jesus in our own communities either. (Ezek 3:9) We have been chosen to share Jesus with other people. Even though it can be unnerving to do so, share anyway! Let your community see Jesus living through you every day!
After God told Exekiel to "Go," the Spirit lifted him up and he was blessed. That is what will happen when we Go and tell others about the Gospel! Don't worry about whether they hear or not -- our job is to GO. God will take care of the rest!
"Serve one another in love. The entire law is summed up on a single commend: "Love your neighbor as yourself." Galatians 5:13-14