To Clean or Not to Clean: Is That Your Question?
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As I picked my way across a barren lawn, climbed wooden steps and walked across an unpainted porch, I was shocked when a young woman with a beaming smile and eager eyes opened the door and invited me inside. Without embarrassment or apology, she rearranged the clutter from her living room sofa and bid me take a seat. A young child wandered through the room munching saltines and the mother politely directed the child to share her crackers. Although I had gone to the home hoping to minister to a family in need, I came away with new-found knowledge of what hospitality really looks like.
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As we struggle to survive and thrive in a culture that connects more through social media than personal contact, To Clean or Not to Clean: Is That Your Question? offers practical tips on how to use modern tools to help us enjoy our friends, family, and homes as we grow in faith with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
About the Author
Actively involved in Christian missions for more than two decades, Myrna has a heart for hungry and hurting people all over the world. She is a writer and inspirational speaker. Her most recent book, To Clean or Not to Clean: Is That Your Question?, was written to encourage readers to see hospitality not as a condition of the home but as a reflection of the heart.
This daily devotional was published as a means to raise money for children rescued from sex trafficking. One of the projects the author has pledged to help is the New Hope Girls Academy in the Dominican Republic, which is a combination school for at-risk girls, as well as a safe house for those already rescued.
Born in a small town nestled among scenic bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River, Myrna married a farmer. She and her husband continue to reside in Hickman, Kentucky, where she grew up.