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If you stopped by the Neighborhood Cafe after receiving the “Tip of the Week” newsletter from womensministry.net, then welcome! I hope today's article, "God of this City," gets you fired up to do something exciting in your community. My relationship with Karen True,...
This article was originally published in the January 19, 2011 “Tip of the Week” newsletter from womensministry.net, a publication of Jennifer Rothschild Ministries. This week in my beloved little city, we buried a veteran and father of two young children who took his...
Geez, I was as nervous as my dog during a thunderstorm when Tricia Goyer called me for a radio interview on her show, "Living Inspired." Despite technical difficulties at the beginning of the show, you can listen to our conversation HERE. As for the nerves, they...
Tune in today at 4:00 pm Eastern, 3:00 pm Central for a live interview with Amy Lively about The Neighborhood Cafe on "Living Inspired Radio" with Tricia Goyer! Learn how you can share "Coffee, Conversation & Christ" with your neighbors in your home, and enter to...
Enjoy this video from Jewish Rabbi Dan Roth about the meaning of the Feast of Tabernacles, which is called Sukkot: Sukkot-The Ultimate Shelter-SP from Dan Roth on Vimeo.
Can I tell you how much I dread doing laundry? Last week I had to wash one load three times because it got musty sitting in the washer. Three times! Oh, I know how to do laundry. I have the tools to do laundry. So, why don’t I do laundry? Frankly, there are other things I’d rather be doing, like… well, anything!
There is one time when I feel compelled to do laundry. It’s when I’m putting off something I dread even more. Like cleaning the garage. Or exercising. Or inviting my neighbors to my Neighborhood Cafe Bible study…
There’s a grocery store in my town I just love. I am a true fan—I “liked” them on Facebook and joined their email list. I’ve even taken girlfriends on field trips to learn about the shopping cart system and self-bagging. It’s easy for me to rave on about my fave little grocery store. So, why is it so hard for me to talk about Jesus? Why can I say, “God bless you,” to a stranger, but can’t…
Whew! I’m halfway done delivering invitations for my Open House to my neighbors. Note to self: take dog treats next time! I met a dozen dogs of all shapes and sizes. I also met the pastor of a local church on her way to deliver meals, and the owner of a local bar enjoying a beer on her front porch. I met women…
Invitations in hand, it’s time to knock on my neighbor’s doors and invite them to my Open House for The Rosewood Cafe. I can think of a hundred reasons why I should put this off another day. I have a stack of bills to pay. We’re out of dog food, I need to go to the store. I’m tired. I’ve got the jitters, really. I don’t know what I’ll find or how I’ll be received. This is physically hard, mentally hard, emotionally hard. But hey, it’s nothing like…
Craft supplies and candy are taking over the family room as we put together invitations for the Open House I'm hosting for my neighbors for my Neighborhood Cafe, which is called the Rosewood Neighborhood Cafe since we live on Rosewood Drive. Here's a peek at the...
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