Comments on: Helping Women with Tea and Comfort

By: Sharon Hurdell

Sharon Hurdell — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 18:33:39 +0000

Hello Sharon (I’m not talking to myself) :D
What you are doing is something I have been doing on the internet in chat rooms and mail on facebook for a few years now but don’t really know how to go about bringing the concept to my home.
I find it quite a daunting project as I live in a small community of 600 residents with all types of social issues. Your story is almost similar to mine. (Remind me never to allow my grand-daughters to be named Sharon :P)
I enjoy the work online and never get to know the people as they are all over the world and am somewhat apprehensive of doing the same on a one to one basis although I would like to actually see the fruits of my labour and to know that what I have been doing is actually helping others and not hampering their progress instead.
Did you receive any type of training to do this work or is it as I do, based on the biblical principles? Not really important but was just wondering.

By: Denise

Denise — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 22:50:33 +0000

Wish I could be out there to attend one of these right now. I am totally emotionally detached due to a lot of pain in a short preiod of time. Could use the encouragement.

By: Sharalyn Tschida

Sharalyn Tschida — Wed, 12 May 2010 00:58:48 +0000

Hello Sharon,
I live in a victorian home in Mankato MN. I am wondering if there is a way that a Tea and Comfort house could be established in Mankato. I own a bed and breakfast here is the website http://www.butlerhouse.com Ihave had a vision to use this home to help women. I would appreciate any comments from you or information that you think would be helpful to me. Thanks Sharry