Designing A Womans Life
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There is no one else in the world exactly–or even remotely–like you.
You may already believe God made you as a singular design. What you may overlook is that he has a unique purpose for your life.
We all dsire to live purposefully. This commonality binds women together.
-We want to know our lives have meaning, that what we do matters.
-We desire to develop and nurture our God-given talents and abilities.
-We search to discover what it means to be ourselves.
-We long to discover our purpose, our reason for being.
In Designing a Woman’s Life, Judith Couchman sensitively explores these timeless longings, reflecting upon the critical issue of personal significance. Discover how you can move beyond mere existence to a life you truly love–one that’s overflowing with meaning and purpose–with Designing a Woman’s Life.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781601423689
ISBN10: 1601423683
Judith Couchman
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 1995
Publisher: WaterBrook
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