Hospitality – without a house

Catherine MacKenzie  |  Features
Date posted:  1 Nov 2019
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Hospitality – without a house

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Catherine Mackenzie encourages us to embrace biblical hospitality rather than cultural hospitality

What I look forward to most when I have some down time in an airport is people-watching or reading magazines.

I like it when there are loads of titles that I don’t normally get to read. On the odd occasion that I find myself in an American airport with a few hours to spare I usually purchase an armload and then hide myself in a corner not far from the boarding desk. Which is why last year I found myself sitting in Dallas departures, delving into titles like Southern Home, The Pioneer Woman and Cooking for Fall. They all had a similar tone or theme to them – how to be the hostess with the mostest.

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