Reach Out Gather In
$18.99
Like most women, you want to open up your home and connect with others. But you don’t think you have the time or ability. Along comes Reach Out. Gather In.
Through devotionals and practical tips, New York Times bestselling author Karen Ehman will inspire you to put love into action in this 40-day journey of hospitality. Karen will help you with the how to and why of reaching out to others in meaningful ways. This book–part devotional, part practical handbook–will help you find loving ways to feed both the bodies and souls of the people whom God has placed in your life. In Reach Out. Gather In., Karen will share:
– some of her favorite recipes and hospitality traditions
– ideas for menu planning and themed gatherings
– sorta-from-scratch shortcuts for busy days when you need something delicious in a snap
– motivating stories and biblical inspiration
– space for answering reflective questions so you can journal your own 40-day excursion
– sidebars on decluttering and cleaning strategies
This beautiful book highlights the why of hospitality, so that your home and life will grow to be a place where the gospel is displayed, drawing others closer to Christ and making a difference for eternity.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780764237959
ISBN10: 0764237950
Karen Ehman
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: October 2020
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
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