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Let’s Talk About It! Radio Appearances
If there's anything I love more than loving my neighbor, it's talking about loving my neighbor! Listen to these interviews to learn tips and tools to love your neighbor without ever, ever being weird. You'll hear some familiar thoughts from the book, but every once in a while a new gem pops up!...
Blog Tour Giveaways!
What would we do without our girlfriends? These sweet ladies are sharing the love... specifically, How to LOVE Your Neighbor Without Being Weird. Visit their websites and enter to win a fab giveaway to help you make a new friend in your own neighborhood! Each giveaway includes: 2 custom "Love Your...
Release Women Into Ministry, Part 1
{Guest post on womensministry.net} My neighbor, Lauren, wasn’t meeting very many neighbors at her job giving colonoscopies, so she started a neighborhood newsletter—something she had never done before. In the first issue she wrote an article called “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” that was the catalyst for our first neighborhood watch, block parties, community yard sales and a baby shower.
Confessions of a Crazy Bible Lady
Guest post from Sara Edwards OK, see if you follow - Jan from Atlanta was flying home from Alaska next to a complete stranger from Dallas, who had heard me speak. Dallas introduced Jan to The Neighborhood Cafe, and Jan introduced the Cafe to Sara, also from Atlanta. Now Jan and Sara are on my...
WLRY Radio Interview 4-29-2015
The first time I walked into church after a 20-year hiatus, I met Mike. God must have chuckled knowing that many years later, Mike and I would sit and talk about How to Love Your Neighbor Without Being Weird! Here's our conversation from April 29, 2015 on WLRY 88.5.
Mason Jar Makeover and Iced Coffee
I met Cindy, otherwise known as the DoAhead Woman, at a Proverbs 31 Conference in 2013 when we were randomly assigned to the same group to take an intensive look at our ministries. I trembled in a corner, amazed and intimidated by the incredible talent in the room, but Cindy was warm and...
