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 ReadingSusan Narjala | August 12, 2026
Last December, I was in the running for an imaginary award for “Exemplary Entertainer of the Year.” We hosted five Christmas gatherings in one month. I made enough dessert to...
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 ReadingAnna Jacob | August 22, 2025
When Abraham welcomed weary travellers into his tent on a hot summer afternoon, he had no idea he was about to encounter angels—or that, through this simple act of kindness,...
Continue ReadingIshnita Nayantara Keskar | July 12, 2025
In India, eating with others is not an easy mission. In school, I was once shunned by a classmate for bringing meat in my lunchbox. We were as young as...
Continue ReadingDeborah Sybil | April 3, 2025
I live close to my workplace—just a short 1.5 km away. Ideally, I should be walking to work every day for much-needed exercise. But more often than not, I find...
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