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In the JANUARY 2012 ISSUE:
Just Not that into Resolutions? Why That’s OK
Getting the Most BANG for your Gift Card Buck
Understanding Times and Seasons
Holiday Remix: Repurposing Candy Canes, Christmas Cards, Trees, Poinsettias and More!
View the Page-Flipping Version Here Single! Young Christian Woman is the Christian alternative to the Fashion Magazine. In this Issue: To Be AND Not to Be: 104 New Testament Commandments The Problem with Prom (and one way to fix it)
View the Page-Flipping Version Here Single! Young Christian Woman is the Christian alternative to the Fashion Magazine. In this Issue: To Be AND Not to Be: 104 New Testament Commandments The Problem with Prom (and one way to fix it)
By Donna Lee Schillinger The problem with prom, which reflects a problem with public education in general, is that it underscores the disparity between the Haves and Have Nots. “The poor you will always have with you,” Jesus said, rather
By Donna Lee Schillinger The problem with prom, which reflects a problem with public education in general, is that it underscores the disparity between the Haves and Have Nots. “The poor you will always have with you,” Jesus said, rather
On My Own Now is about strengthening young women’s faith and preventing the screw-ups that can brand us for life. Donna Lee Schillinger draws on her eclectic past as a rebellious youth, Peace Corps volunteer, social worker, single mother, court mediator and executive director of a home for single young mothers. She uses gender-reversed Proverbs with real-life applications to wave the red flag of caution for young women, warning against the pitfalls of a post-modern, sexually casual, consumer-is-king society that is indelibly scarring youth with cynicism, sexually transmitted diseases and bad credit. This compact collection of quirky vignettes is great for daily devotions, affirmations, confessions, benedictions and many other religious “tions,” all with the goal of keeping you on the yellow brick road. After all, you’re not in Kansas anymore – you’re on your own now.
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