Everyday Hospitality. Connecting with others by using your home, your time, resources, and your passion for making others feel welcomed and loved. This is done through your home, community, and across the world. Everyday hospitality is going about your everyday life but looking for ways to recognize places where you can invest in others.
Quick Tip from Pursuing Hospitality to Help Hospitality Grow in Your Home How to light an almost burnt out Jar Candle I love buying jar candles from Kroger when they go on sale. In the seasonal section, they always have some of the best smelling jar candles. I stock up when the Fall and Christmas items go on…
6 Snack Ideas to Welcome Your Overnight Guest We love having overnight guests in our home. It always thrills my heart to welcome someone through our door. Every detail that I think will make the guests, and I try to do. I noticed time after time; I would show our overnight guests where things were…
How to Love Your Neighbors That Speak a Different Language This is a question in our household that we have to deal with constantly. How can we do this? How to love your neighbor that speak a different language? We live in a community in the heart of Louisville Kentucky that we are the minority. Our…
The Power of a Handwritten Note I have a handwritten note from my mom sitting on my dresser. This note is over 15 years old and probably one of the most treasured items I have in my home. It just simply tells me how she and dad love me and is so thankful that God…
How to Love the Unlovable In Our Communities The courage to love the unlovable is something that I have struggled with many times. You see, Gregg & I work with many different ethnic groups, many different economic levels with our ministry and loving the unlovable (in some eyes) have never been hard for me. I…
6 Pay It Forward Ideas That Are So Simple The phrase Pay It Forward is a pretty new term. It has been showing up in conversation over the past seven years. I think the first time I heard the phrase pay it forward was a radio station. They were encouraging people to pay for someone’s…