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YOU DON'T NEED A FLAIR FOR ENTERTAINING.
And you don't need a large home, gourmet cooking skills, or lots of leisure time. Because, according to Rachael Crabb, Y true biblical hospitality is shown when you encourage ano-ther person-whether it's a cup of coffee with a coworker, an elegant dinner for friends, a phone call, a note, or just taking time to listen.
In The Personal Touch, Mrs. Crabb provides practical insights on genuine hospitality. "The key," she says, "is to focus on people, not on preparations." She offers useful tips to help you keep things simple so you can enjoy practicing hospitality, including:
Emergency menus for surprise guests
Quick-fix recipes that taste great and look elegant
Theme party ideas, with suggestions for menus, decorations, and activities
Creative conversation starters
Good ways to make guests feel welcome immediately
Special ways to encourage others
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