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    Sit Under My Apple Tree: We'll Talk About Friendship
    Sit Under My Apple Tree: We'll Talk About Friendship
    Sit Under My Apple Tree: We'll Talk About Friendship
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    Sit Under My Apple Tree: We'll Talk About Friendship

    By Kay Harms

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    Sit Under My Apple Tree is an invitation to discuss friendship. The author invites the reader to compare the friendships of women to the different varieties of apples that grow in the orchard. She also encourages the reader to display courage, initiative and personal responsibility in cultivating friendships that are truly a blessing.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJun 28, 2013
    ISBN9781304180179
    Sit Under My Apple Tree: We'll Talk About Friendship

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      Sit Under My Apple Tree - Kay Harms

      Sit Under My Apple Tree: We'll Talk About Friendship

      Sit Under My Apple Tree

      And We’ll Talk About Friendship

      Kay Harms

      Sit Under My Apple Tree

      And We’ll Talk About Friendship

      Kay Harms

      Copyright © 2013 Kay Harms/ Off the Beaten Path Ministries

      All rights reserved.

      ISBN: 978-1-304-18017-9

      This work is licensed under the Standard Copyright License

      Scripture quotations taken from the New American Standard Bible, Copyright © 1960, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1995 by the Lockman Foundation; Used by permission. (www.lockman.org)

      For more information about the author or other publications by the author, please visit her web site at www.offthebeatenpathministries.com.

      Sit Under My Apple Tree - Preface

      I won’t take much of your time, but I’d love for you to sit down under my apple tree and talk about friendship with me. Why an apple tree? You’ll see!

      You could pour yourself a cup of hot apple spice tea or just grab a delicious, juicy apple of your favorite variety. Let’s make this fun! And you don’t need to just listen; you can talk back to me, too. Feel free to email me at kay@kayharms.com as you read along or after you’ve completed this short book. Let’s share our ideas on the wonderful subject of friendship.

      Chapter 1 - Let’s talk about friends

      What is a friend?

      Friends are just those people who happen into our lives by circumstance and we end up going to a few lunches and calling on each other for favors, right? Well, maybe. But let’s see if we can really get to the root of this relationship so we’re more likely to grow them healthy, sweet and strong.

      A friend is someone who speaks into your life and you speak into theirs on a mutual basis.

      A teacher and a student are not friends. The teacher speaks into the student’s life, and the student must raise their hand to gain permission to speak to the teacher. This is not a mutual relationship.

      A doctor and a patient are not friends. The doctor speaks wisdom and information into the patient’s life and the patient pays the bill.

      And make no mistake about it; a parent and a child (at least during the formative years) are not friends. The parent speaks into the child’s life and the child listens. Later, when the child is older, the parent (hopefully) allows the child to begin speaking into their life and he or she begins to speak a little less into the adult child’s life. Thus

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