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Hospitality

Throughout the Bible, God commands us over and over to take notice of and care for those around us. More than just opening your home to your friends or Bible study group for coffee, hospitality is a conscientious pursuit to welcome strangers and friends into our homes and lives and to make them feel loved and accepted.

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A Taste of Heaven

What a summer dinner party taught me about generosity, hospitality, and community.
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Ministering to Military Families

Five tangible ways to better serve our troops' families from a former Navy brat and current Army wife
The Heart of Hospitality

The Heart of Hospitality

More than just opening your home to your friends or Bible study group for coffee, hospitality is a conscientious pursuit to welcome strangers and friends into our homes and lives and to make them feel loved and accepted.
Loving Strangers

Loving Strangers

We serve Christ directly when we show hospitality to those we don't know.

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What is biblical hospitality?

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Our editors have compiled the best on Hospitality from the archives. Here you'll find fresh, relevant, and honest articles that makes Today's Christian Woman a mentor to thousands of women.

Someone's Knocking at the Door

With my husband's sense of hospitality, it could be a complete stranger
Why This?
Invite a complete stranger over for dinner? You can use family meanls as a way to minister to others.

Painless Hospitality

How to open your home to others without driving your spouse crazy
Why This?
Is your house too messy to invite others over? You can work together with your spouse to tackle the practical aspects of hospitality.

Hospitality for Introverts

How can you practice hospitality when you'd rather be alone?
Why This?
JoHannah Reardon shares wisdom about how introverts can welcome and minister to others without getting burnt out or overwhelmed.

Extending the Table

How we can eat and drink to the glory of God this holiday season
Why This?
Holiday meals provide an opportunity to connect more deeply with God and to welcome and bless others.

Following Christ with Our Actions

Authentic disciples vote with their feet and not mere words.

Introverts in the Church

Finding a quiet moment in an extroverted place

How to Treat One Another

Scripture tells us a lot about interpersonal relationships.

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Building Church Leaders

Hospitality for Introverts Subscriber access only

How can you practice hospitality when you'd rather be alone?
The Heart of Hospitality
Today's Christian Woman

The Heart of Hospitality

More than just opening your home to your friends or Bible study group for coffee, hospitality is a conscientious pursuit to welcome strangers and friends into our homes and lives and to make them feel loved and accepted.
Building Church Leaders

Rediscovering Church Hospitality (free sample) Subscriber access only

We are called to welcome.
A Taste of Heaven
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A Taste of Heaven

What a summer dinner party taught me about generosity, hospitality, and community.
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