Hugs Bible Reflections For Women
$16.99
The latest in the bestselling Hugs series features inspiring Bible verses paired with heartwarming stories written by ordinary women who have stepped out in faith and experienced God’s faithfulness to them.
“Hugs Bible Reflections for Women “is a moving collection of stories told by women who are not afraid to bare their souls and share their hard-earned life wisdom. Full of inspirational quotes, scripture, insightful tips, and biblical principles, this heartwarming book will strengthen the faith of those special women in your life.
Building on its own bestselling success, the Hugs series focuses on Christian women’s growing interest in finding useful tools that will encourage them to refresh their outlook on life. Readers are sure to relate to these personal stories and the thought-provoking reflection questions that follow each story. So whether you are searching for the “just right” present for a friend, or want a nurturing read that will help you through those rough patches in life, “Hugs Bible Reflections for Women “is sure to deepen any woman’s relationship with God.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781416587224
ISBN10: 1416587225
Mindy Ferguson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2009
Hugs
Publisher: Howard Books
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