Come to the Family Table: Slowing Down to Enjoy Food, Each Other, and Jesus Prioritizing mealtime slows us down long enough to enjoy our food, each other, and Jesus..No more rushing to the table for a quick bite so we can get back to our other activities. Ted and Amy Cunningham call parents to a slower way of living that allows them to intentionally build into their family
| Title | : | Come to the Family Table: Slowing Down to Enjoy Food, Each Other, and Jesus |
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| Rating | : | 4.78 (259 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1631463667 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-01 |
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In our busy world, family time around the dinner table is easily displaced by other things. Ted and Amy Cunningham call parents to a slower way of living that allows them to intentionally build into their family’s relational and spiritual fabric and into the community around them.No more rushing to the table for a quick bite so we can get back to our other activities. Prioritizing mealtime slows us down long enough to enjoy our food, each other, and Jesus. Inspired by the slow food movement, Come to the Family Table seeks to encourage families with intentional strategies to engage one another and create the table as a space for practical ministry to their community.
Editorial : In our busy world, family time around the dinner table is easily displaced by other things. In Come to the Family Table, Ted and Amy Cunningham challenge families to prioritize meeting together at mealtime, engaging with each other, fostering a greater sense of belonging, and modeling Christ’s love. The book offers conversation starters, recipes, biblical insights, and all sorts of practical strategies for creating greater community and hospitality in the home. (Homecoming Magazine)
After a long day of appointments and errands, I don’t always want to come home in the evening and cook a meal. As a stay at home mom, I’m often pulled in many directions and my energy level is almost depleted by the time 5 o’clock rolls around. Come to the Family Table invites all families, especially the busy ones, to be intentional about sharing a meal together.By coming to the table, we open the door to more than just sharing food together. The family table is wh
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