A Christian Woman's Guide to Hospitality

by Quin Sherrer, Laura Watson

Your home can provide comfort, healing, friendship, rest and encouragement to all who enter it. Hospitality doesn't have to take loads of time and money. here is a creative guide to opening your home to friends, extended family, fellow Christians and those in need. This guide is fuull of practical suggestios for turning a house into a welcoming home.

247 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[Nicole Newkirk]

Surprisingly helpful. I wouldn't recommend to everyone as you need some discernment, and it's a bit out of date, but I currently plan to keep it around for a bit. More like 3.5 stars for me

[Candice]

I probably should have known it would be a bit antiquated, despite the fact that true hospitality never goes out of style. But I probably would have gotten more out of it had I been a middle-aged pastor's wife in the early 90s.

The first bit of the book actually had good advice, but after a while I started to realize that as a single woman, the majority of this book wasn't for me and where I currently am in life. And then the one chapter devoted to hospitality for the single ladies was actually more "Don't forget, sad sack single ladies can be great hostesses too!"

[Judith]

Focusing on hospitality (versus entertaining), the author presents both the biblical principles and also many practical examples, while being particularly sensitive to those who may not have money to spend. She describes how to make one's space more welcoming to family and friends even without spending money.

[Stacy]

Ugh, I wanted so bad to finish this book, but it made me so frustrated I ended up throwing it across the room, now its got a bend cover. Maybe God will give me the patience to finish it some day, where ever it is.

[Victoria]

Very good book on the art of hospitality ! It speaks on how homemaking/hospitality is a woman's gift, art and calling . Many useful tips on how to make people comfortable in your home

[Cheryl]

Good. Especially chapter 18 on manners and Chapter 3 on Decorating