Hospitality and Serving
September 23, 2017Christ commands you to love your neighbor. You do that by expressing hospitality to both friends and strangers. Nan McCullough, Amy Lively, and Sara Hagerty share very practical ways you can serve through the expression of hospitality.
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'How to Love Your Neighbor Without Being Weird' with Amy Lively
Christ commands you to love your neighbor. You do that by expressing hospitality to both friends and strangers. Nan McCullough, Amy Lively, and Sara Hagerty share very practical ways you can serve through the expression of hospitality.
Show Notes and Resources
'How to Love Your Neighbor Without Being Weird' with Amy Lively
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Amy Lively
Amy Lively is a featured contributor with womensministry.net and founder of The Neighborhood Cafe. Amy had lived in her neighborhood for several years, yet most of the women who lived nearby were complete strangers. She didn't know their joys or pains, had no one to call to borrow a cup of sugar -- and had never told them about Jesus. To reach out to these women, Amy hosted an Open House then invited her neighbors to Bible study. Amy created The Neighborhood Café to encourage other women to ope...moreNan McCullough
Nan McCullough and her late husband Sam loved to have people in their home. They both graduated from Houghton College. She has done graduate work in Evangelism and Discipleship at Capitol Bible Seminary and Columbia International University. After college they both came on the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ where they have practiced hospitality with almost everyone they have met. Sam worked along side Nan making heavenly hospitality a vital part of his life too. Hospitality is not just a...more
Sara Hagerty
Sara Hagerty is a popular author and speaker, but she’ll tell you first and foremost, she’s a wife to her best friend, Nate, and mother to their six children. The first children in their family were former-orphans from Ethiopia: Eden and Caleb. And then, sooner than expected, from Uganda: Hope and Lily. After 12 years of asking, Nate and Sara welcomed another boy, a biological son named Bo in 2013, and then Virginia, born to Sara and Nate in late 2016. After coming to Christ as a teen...moreRecent Episodes
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