DPI goes a little more public

EOshiro

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Aug 3, 1996, 3:00:00 AM8/3/96

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Here's part of a forwarded message from DPI Books via the ICC's e-mailing
network.

>REVIEW IN ASPIRE MAGAZINE
>
>ASPIRE is a major religious magazine for women. Did you see the
>positive review they gave to THE FINE ART OF HOSPITALITY in their last
>issue (with Flo-Jo on the cover)? Watch for the next issue of ASPIRE
>(available in many Christian bookstores) for DPI's first national ad.

And here's a brief description of the book:

>THE FINE ART OF HOSPITALITY
>
> The Scriptures command us as disciples, both men
>and women to "practice hospitality" (Romans 12:13)
>and to do so "without grumbling" (1 Peter 4:9). But
>we have to know what it is and how to practice it.
>Hospitality, simply defined, is a sharing of your heart
>and home with others.
> *The Fine Art of Hospitality*, produced in a durable
>hardback edition, was written to help us all to unselfishly
>reflect the nature of God to friends and family, both
>Christian and non-Christian. More than 20 leaders in the
>kingdom offer personal, practical and biblical advice
>in preparing your house and your heart to draw many
>others into God's family.
> The companion spiral-bound volume, *The Fine Art of
>Hospitality Handbook*, is divided into two sections:
>(1) practical tips and (2) recipes. It is designed to be
>a constant kitchen companion--the type that weathers
>milk spills, egg plops, flour dustings and becomes
>dearer with the happy mess of the hospitality process.

RICK & SARAH BAUER

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Aug 3, 1996, 3:00:00 AM8/3/96

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eos...@aol.com (EOshiro) wrote:
>
> Here's part of a forwarded message from DPI Books via the ICC's e-mailing
> network.
> >REVIEW IN ASPIRE MAGAZINE
> >ASPIRE is a major religious magazine for women. Did you see the
> >positive review they gave to THE FINE ART OF HOSPITALITY in their last
> >issue (with Flo-Jo on the cover)? Watch for the next issue of ASPIRE
> >(available in many Christian bookstores) for DPI's first national ad.
> And here's a brief description of the book:

Ann Lucas put out a hospitality book back at Crossroads in the late
'70's early '80's. It was called "Hospitality Handbook."

I still have my copy.

History again repeats itself. :)

Sarah

Starr

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Aug 4, 1996, 3:00:00 AM8/4/96

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eos...@aol.com (EOshiro) wrote:

>> The companion spiral-bound volume, *The Fine Art of
>>Hospitality Handbook*, is divided into two sections:
>>(1) practical tips and (2) recipes. It is designed to be
>>a constant kitchen companion--the type that weathers
>>milk spills, egg plops, flour dustings and becomes
>>dearer with the happy mess of the hospitality process.

Oh, dear, EO, when do we get to the barefoot and pregnant part?

EOshiro

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Aug 4, 1996, 3:00:00 AM8/4/96

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kcstarr writes:

What does that have to do with the part you quoted?

Hey, I'm not the one who put it in a WOMEN'S magazine for reveiw. Don't
ask me.

Starr

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Aug 6, 1996, 3:00:00 AM8/6/96

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eos...@aol.com (EOshiro) wrote:

>kcstarr writes:

I'm not really asking, EO. It's rhetorical. It's misogynistic. And
it shows a lot in a little bittie format.