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Week 5: Eat
There's something so natural, so elemental, so fundamental, yet so spiritual about eating a meal with a neighbor. Check out our favorite Recipes, and let us know yours, too! What are you afraid of? Discuss the Next Best Steps from the end of Chapter 5 on page 23 of your Small Group Guide. Share your favorite recipe for eating with your neighbor on our Facebook page or comment here, or serve Amy's Tuscan Bean Soup!
Amy’s Tuscan Bean Soup
This soup is simple and hearty, and very healthy! It's vegan and can be made gluten-free, and I promise you won't miss a thing. Serve with a salad and bread for a delicious meal. Amy's Tuscan Bean Soup Sauté in a large stock pot over medium heat for 5 minutest: 1 Tbsp olive oil 1 cup chopped onion 3 stalks sliced celery 3 tsp minced garlic (3 cloves) Stir in and sauté for 2-3 minutes more: 1 Tbsp whole wheat flour (omit if making gluten-free) 1 Tbsp Italian seasoning 1 tsp...
Anniversary Giveaway!
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNERS! Donna (bks**@yahoo.com) and Aamie on Facebook were our winners of the Anniversary Giveaway packages! Please email your shipping address toamy@howtoloveyourneighbor.com. I pray these tools will help you love your neighbor in a whole new way! Happy Anniversary to neighbor-lovers everywhere! Exactly one year ago today, Bethany House officially released How to Love Your Neighbor Without Being Weird! To celebrate, share your story of how you've loved your...
Joan’s Apple and Pear Pies
I met Joan through this ministry, and she often sends me endearing emails about her neighbors. She and her husband have chosen their home because of the needs of their immediate neighbors and their community. They are homeowners and landlords, active volunteers and kind, sincere folks who keep their eyes open for opportunities to serve. Joan attends city-wide meetings, block parties and visits her neighbors in their homes - often carrying one of her famous and sought-after pies! She shares her...
The Great Pickleball Project
My new friend, Debbie, from Door County, Wisconsin, was my shipmate on the Matters of the Heart Cruise last February/March. You'll have to take my word that the sparkle in Debbie's eyes matches the light in her heart. But you can take her word on the power of serving the Gospel in the unlikely evangelism field of Pickleball. Guest post by Debbie Harmer "Pickle what!!??!!??" That was my first reaction when someone told me about Pickleball. Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the...
