If you’re enjoying (or have already devoured) Shauna Niequist’s book Bread & Wine, you are going to LOVE getting to know her better over the next two months! If you haven’t picked it up yet, it’s still available in the DaySpring shop for a great price, and if you order it today you’ll have it in your hands by the end of the week!
We’ll get started with the actual study next Monday (June 24th), but for now, meet Shauna as she sits down with Bloom hosts Jessica Turner and Angie Smith for the first time.
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Two additional housekeeping notes:
- Winners have been contacted for our book + Ever Grateful Cake Pedestal giveaway and names will be posted a little later today.
- We’re stunned at the number of Guest Post submissions we’ve received–more than ever before! Thank you for sharing your hearts and thoughts about food and community! You’ve made it difficult to select just five to be featured during our study. Stay tuned for an update!
Y’all are adorable in your maxi skirts, sitting there on the sofa with Shauna! Can’t wait to see how God builds community through this study 😀
Thank you! We totally didn’t plan to be like twins, but I guess that happens to best friends now and again. 🙂
I have read this book and it’s wonderful. I am really looking forward to doing this study. OH….LOVE your skirts. I have an obsession with maxi skirts and dresses. 🙂
I read parts of Shauna’s ‘Bittersweet’ at the ‘Princeville Hotel’ in Kauai, HI a few years ago while sitting by the Pacific Ocean. Shauna’s book was the only book I took with me. I had just read River Jordan’s ‘Praying for Strangers” and like River’s short chapters, Shauna’s are also
I’m a guy, I like spending time in the kitchen, enjoy wine, trying new things and ‘Bread and Wine’ is just what I need to be absorbing this summer….
Bread and Wine IS a great summer read! Some of the best chefs ARE guys, right?
Oh HOW the What to read next list grows & grows …
Always…………!
You are such cuties – All three! I have started reading and I am looking forward to the the discussion! whoohooo!
I started the book and love, love, love it so far. Excited about chatting with the girls about it! 🙂
Lyli,
Well, we’re thankful you’re one of our most consistent commentors!! Thank you!
Great content in courage if we keep our eyes on Jesus the prize, He is at work every where and is working He wants us to join Him and make our schedules confirm to His. We read His word, and take it in, pray for direction, and join Him in his work, you just never know who He will have you witness to or just show the love of Christ.
God bless all you who hold fast to Jesus.
I do not want my will anymore but His, as it unfolds every day.
Carol
Thanks SO much for sending me the book , sent by an angel, Looking forward to the study and being a part of the beautiful body of Christ! Debra
I grew up in PA., my family spent much time around ‘ the table’. I recall a few summer vacation’s at the ‘Jersey Shore’, again around the table. When visiting aunt’s, uncle’s, grandmother’s, grandfather’s, cousin’s; again, around ‘the table’.
Last Friday night my younger sister, an older sister and four others got together. I brought to their attention how often we met at ‘the table’. That night we ate at my favorite place on the ‘Northshore’ in the Chicagoland area. I told them about the book I’m reading “Bread and Wine and the importance of ‘the table’….
Thanks for the beautiful Cake plate that I won! Was I suppose to get a book too? If so I never received it. I not let me know so that I can order one.
Kathy
I read the book already, but am behind on the book club because technology has not been agreeing with me lately (phone died, Internet lagging…). Anyhow, it is a fabulous book, and I look forward to re-reading it as soon as my friend gives me back my copy…or else I’ll have to buy another one. 🙂 I’m also looking forward to reading all the books Shauna mentioned because I’m a huge bookworm!
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