![3 Characteristics of Genuine Christian Hospitality Wayne Worth (right) embraces Roger outside his home in Fisher, W.Va. Worth, a member of United Methodist Temple in Clarksburg, was passing out flyers containing information about local resources for anyone struggling with addiction when he met Roger. Photo by Mike DuBose, UM News.](https://www.churchleadership.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/3-characteristics-genuine-christian-hospitality-351x185.jpg)
3 Characteristics of Genuine Christian Hospitality
Christian hospitality doesn’t begin at the church’s front door, writes Philip J. Brooks. It extends Christlike love into the surrounding community, builds relationships, and risks change…
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Christian hospitality doesn’t begin at the church’s front door, writes Philip J. Brooks. It extends Christlike love into the surrounding community, builds relationships, and risks change…
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