Speak Love : Making Your Words Matter
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Every day, God gives us each the opportunity to use our words in powerful ways. In this entertaining yet thought-provoking book, author Annie Downs challenges teen girls to end the mean girl mentality and become a generation who use their words to build up, not take down. Through examples from her own life, both positive and negative, as well as truths found in Scripture, Downs looks at the difference a new verbal perspective can mean when we speak to friends, God, and even ourselves.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780310742876
UPC: 025986742874
Annie Downs
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2013
Publisher: Zondervan
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