#AD How Do You Show Hospitality?

Christian Hospitality - A Lost Art?

Romans 12:13 “Share with the Lord’s people who are in need. Practice hospitality.”
Is the art of hospitality lost?
Merriam-Webster describes hospitality as the “generous and friendly treatment of visitors and guests.”
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We can all think of people we would describe as having the “gift of hospitality.”
It just seems to come easy to them.
They love cooking and having people over for meals, and they have a beautifully decorated house to entertain in.
But are these the most important aspects of hospitality?
Actually. It all starts with love - serving in love.
Here are seven thoughtful, simple ways you can reach out and show hospitality to those around you:

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Update: Did you miss the DaySpring Cyber Monday Sale?
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Earlier I wrote a post about letter writing as an outreach possibility. so I'm thrilled with the Cyber Monday Sale and  2 Day Stocking Stuffer Sale.
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Cyber Monday Post:
I was thrilled to discover that DaySpring is offering a sitewide Cyber Monday Sale, and also is giving away beautiful ornaments.
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Suzanne

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