Betty Heisinga mentors younger women, helping them understand the Bible and economical decorating.

If you don't have a lot of beautiful things, how can you make your table look pretty with the simple things that you do have in your home?

You can pick a few greens from your yard and put them in a vase on the table.

You don't have to spend a lot of money.

Everything doesn't have to be perfect or matched. You don't have to spend a lot of money. Everything doesn't

have to be perfect or matched. You can still make it beautiful. It's Friday, July 27th, and

you're listening to Revive Our Hearts was eye-opening.

We were able to picture what mentoring really looks like.

A lot of women are now thinking, maybe I really can become a mentor. If you miss the program, you can order

a copy on CD or hear it on our website. It's revive our hearts.com. I'll give you the address

again at the end. First, let's listen as Nancy continues talking with our guests about the

how and why of mentoring.

Welcome back to Revive Our Hearts in a discussion we're having this week with three friends

who are here to talk with us about mentoring.

I don't know where you listen to Revive Our Hearts.

If you're in your car, you won't be able to do this.

But if you're in your home or in a place where you're settled and stable,

you may just want to get a cup of coffee or tea and sit down and open up your heart,

open your ears, and listen, join in with us on this conversation as we talk about what I think

is one of the most important needs for women today, and that is to be in relationships where

older women are teaching younger women the ways of God. Now, there are a lot of mentoring

programs available out there, but recently I've come across one that I think is so wonderful,

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