Check out the Better Homes & Garden web site again this month for some great ideas. Plan a first day of Fall coffee on Tues. Sept. 21st. Invite the moms home from the bus stop for morning coffee and donuts. Or invite folks from your neighborhood over for dessert Pull out your fall decorative leaves and spread them around on your kitchen table and heat up some cider or spice tea. It doesn't have to be fancy. Pick up an apple pie and ice cream from the local grocery store on your way home from work or school. BTW, Trader Joe's has some great molasses spice cookies that go great with tea or coffee or cider.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
May
Nan will be on Family Life Today's national radio broadcast May 3,4, & 5. Go to their web site www.familylifetoday.com and click on radio programs and enter your state location and find the local station and time of day for a broadcast in your area. Also on their main site scroll down on the right hand side to where they tell about upcoming broadcasts. There will be a recorded interview with Dennis Rainey and Bob Lepine and Nan re. the upcoming broadcast.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
March ideas for St. Patrick's Day
I shall never forget a neighbors St. Patrick's Day party. It was simple yet so much fun. Try it; only skip the pagan stuff that's been added to the day.
Share a Patricks faith story with everyone between dinner and dessert. Many versions are on the internet But the main jist of the story tells how at 16 he was forced into slavery. She spent six years herding sheep until he escaped. He eventually returned to Ireland as a missionary and led many to faith Jesus Christ. He used the leaves of the shamrock to explain the meaning of the Trinity (Father, son & Holy Spirit).
Go to my web site www.EntertainingForEternity.com for more ideas of what to serve and how to decorate your table.
Here's a St. Patrick quote to share:
"So whatever befalls me, be it good or bad, I should accept it equally and give thanks always to God, who revealed to me that I might trust in Him, implicitly and forever, and Who will encourage me so that....I may dare to undertake so devout and so wonderful a work....to witness to all people to the ends of the earth."
Share a Patricks faith story with everyone between dinner and dessert. Many versions are on the internet But the main jist of the story tells how at 16 he was forced into slavery. She spent six years herding sheep until he escaped. He eventually returned to Ireland as a missionary and led many to faith Jesus Christ. He used the leaves of the shamrock to explain the meaning of the Trinity (Father, son & Holy Spirit).
Go to my web site www.EntertainingForEternity.com for more ideas of what to serve and how to decorate your table.
Here's a St. Patrick quote to share:
"So whatever befalls me, be it good or bad, I should accept it equally and give thanks always to God, who revealed to me that I might trust in Him, implicitly and forever, and Who will encourage me so that....I may dare to undertake so devout and so wonderful a work....to witness to all people to the ends of the earth."
Monday, January 25, 2010
VALENTINES IDEAS
It's time to think about love, hearts and flowers.
Through the years my husband and I have enjoyed having couples over to celebrate Valentines Day. Sometimes we have a speaker on love and marriage. Other times we ask our guests to dust off their wedding albums and bring them along. While we pass them around and brouse through the photos we take turns telling how we first met. It's loads of fun and a great way to get to know each other.
I've had scores of ladie's teas or coffees to celebrate the day of love. The gals love being treated special and the tinkle of pretty china. If the event is at my home, I have a friend share a Gospel talk on "How to Experience Unconditional Love" or if it's at a friend's home then I give the talk. Email me directly and I'll send you a copy of the talk to give you ideas. NanMcCullough@gmail.com
Another fun idea for an ice breaker at your event is to go around the room sharing ideas from your most memorable or most enjoyable date. Everyone is always looking for new ideas. Best of hall go to my web site and order a copy of my book: www.EntertainingForEternity.com
Through the years my husband and I have enjoyed having couples over to celebrate Valentines Day. Sometimes we have a speaker on love and marriage. Other times we ask our guests to dust off their wedding albums and bring them along. While we pass them around and brouse through the photos we take turns telling how we first met. It's loads of fun and a great way to get to know each other.
I've had scores of ladie's teas or coffees to celebrate the day of love. The gals love being treated special and the tinkle of pretty china. If the event is at my home, I have a friend share a Gospel talk on "How to Experience Unconditional Love" or if it's at a friend's home then I give the talk. Email me directly and I'll send you a copy of the talk to give you ideas. NanMcCullough@gmail.com
Another fun idea for an ice breaker at your event is to go around the room sharing ideas from your most memorable or most enjoyable date. Everyone is always looking for new ideas. Best of hall go to my web site and order a copy of my book: www.EntertainingForEternity.com
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Thanksgiving Ideas
Go to my facebook called Entertaining For Eternity for turkey cookies & cupcake ideas
Check out my tweets on twitter called Entertain4Him.
BOTH contain ideas and web sites for mor ideas.
Have you invited any "stays" (folks with no where to spend Thanksgiving) to join your family celebration? You have no idea how much even your invitation could mean to some lonely person. We almost always include guests like these in our holidays. I'll never forget the one time we didn't and as our kids settled around the table they exclaimed, "What?! no guests?! How come?"
There's nothing more joyous than a room full of happy celebrating people no matter what the occasion!
Check out my tweets on twitter called Entertain4Him.
BOTH contain ideas and web sites for mor ideas.
Have you invited any "stays" (folks with no where to spend Thanksgiving) to join your family celebration? You have no idea how much even your invitation could mean to some lonely person. We almost always include guests like these in our holidays. I'll never forget the one time we didn't and as our kids settled around the table they exclaimed, "What?! no guests?! How come?"
There's nothing more joyous than a room full of happy celebrating people no matter what the occasion!
Thursday, November 12, 2009
twitter & facebook
Check out my twitter for new ideas as they come to me at Entertain4Him on twitter
Also check out my ideas on facebook named Entertaining for Eternity. There you will see photos as well as read new ideas. Add some of your photos and ideas.
Also check out my ideas on facebook named Entertaining for Eternity. There you will see photos as well as read new ideas. Add some of your photos and ideas.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Start thinking then inviting someone to share in your family's Thanksgiving. There's no better time to demonstrate God's love and provisions. Look around for singles or those too far away from their families. Internationals love learning about our holidays. My book Entertaining for Eternity has a whole chapter full of ideas for Thanksgiving. Order your copy on line at www.EntertainingForEternity.com
Read or tell the miraculous story of Squanto to your guests. Can you imagine how surprised the Pilgrims were when an Indian stepped out of the woods and spoke the Kings English?! Learn how God prepared this Indian especially for helping them.
Read or tell the miraculous story of Squanto to your guests. Can you imagine how surprised the Pilgrims were when an Indian stepped out of the woods and spoke the Kings English?! Learn how God prepared this Indian especially for helping them.
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