Savita Duomai | September 4, 2026
Pai Baane was a lovely lady in her nineties. When I was first called to her home, she was breathless, and her legs were quite swollen. Medicines to drain excess...
Continue ReadingKelley | August 26, 2026
I rarely hear the word “hospitality” without thinking of Mr. David. For me, this eighty-something-year-old Mississippi war veteran is synonymous with the practice. When my (not yet) husband arrived in...
Continue ReadingSheena Gershom | August 19, 2026
What comes to your mind when you think of hospitality at home? A Pinterest-perfect living room? An Insta-worthy meal? Being somewhat domestically challenged, I always thought hospitality wasn't my cup...
Continue ReadingShiphrah Lakka | May 15, 2026
When we hear the word 'hospitality,' our minds instinctively drift to inviting people into our homes. We think of open doors and full tables, dinner invitations and birthday celebrations. But...
Continue ReadingLydia Royce | May 5, 2026
I knew I was in trouble when I began to feel resistance to stepping into the classroom I once dearly loved. For nearly 15 years, I had lived and served...
Continue ReadingDeborah Sybil | March 17, 2026
During a season when I was wrestling with disappointment and discouragement, an older woman from church unexpectedly reached out to me. She had noticed my unusual quietness during a session...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | March 4, 2026
By virtue of my “advancing years” (ahem) and because I’m seen as a leader at our church (primarily because my husband is an elder there), I’ve sometimes been labelled a...
Continue ReadingSusan Narjala | February 13, 2026
The mama with a messy bun (not the good kind), wearing yesterday’s clothes, streaked with baby spit-up. The teenager who's ready for a 15-hour nap after a “lit” church youth...
Continue ReadingSabrina Howell | January 21, 2026
January has a way of slowing me down. It asks me to look back not to measure success, but to notice grace. When I think of 2025, I am still...
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