Learning to let love set the table

A call to celebrate Jesus the other 364 days of the year

Opening our homes and tables to strangers blesses both the giver and receiver.

The difference between entertainment and hospitality is more important than you think.

TCW's verse of the week

A letter from the editor

Reasons why you are the perfect person to host this holiday season

Nothing says "welcome" like the gift of listening and speaking

Jesus becomes known as his people gather and break bread—let's drop our excuses and recover the lost practice of hospitality

Taking risks toward real relationships

Making friends takes time, but hospitality and investment is always worth it

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

5 tangible ways to better serve our troops' families from a former Navy brat and current Army wife

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.