The Heart of Friendship | How to Make Friends, Female Friendship, Adult Friendship, Friendship Advice
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**A TOP 2% PODCAST ABOUT FEMALE FRIENDSHIPS** The Heart of Friendship (formerly known as The Friendship Tour ) is a podcast about female friendships—and the heart of friendship itself. Hosted by Christian Friendship Coach, Cecelia Curtis, each episode explores how women make friends, keep friends, and become better friends—with faith-based insight, real-life stories, and honest encouragement for every stage of adult friendship. Whether you’re navigating loneliness, seeking deeper connections, or simply trying to show up well for the people in your life—you’re in the right place. 💛 Let’s Be Friends! Stay Connected Between Episodes! - Become a Heart of Friendship insider: Join the email list - Join the Facebook Community: bit.ly/theheartoffriendshippodcast - Instagram: @thefriendshiptourpodcast ”BE A GOOD FRIEND!”
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Cecelia Curtis - Christian Friendship Coach
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Episodes(3)
104 | Outgrowing Friendships: When Personal Growth Changes the Relationship (with Dana Mosley)
What happens when you begin to grow—and a friendship doesn’t grow with you? In this final episode of 2025, Cecelia is joined by Dana Mosley for an honest, compassionate conversation about outgrowing friendships. Together, they explore what it feels like when personal growth, healing, or life changes
103 | How to Get Along During the Holidays: 5 Tips for a Low(er) Stress Season
The holidays are meant to be joyful—but for many of us, they can also be complicated and STRESSFUL! This episode builds upon last week's conversation about why the holidays can feel especially hard and offers five simple, practical tips to help you navigate holiday gatherings with more ease—especial
102 | Why Are the Holidays So Hard for Some Women - And How Can We Help? (with Cynthia Weary)
In this episode of The Heart of Friendship, Cecelia Curtis sits down with licensed therapist Cynthia Weary for an honest and heartfelt conversation about why the holidays feel heavy for so many women—and how we can better support ourselves and each other. Cynthia shares her powerful personal story,