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Prayers for a Simpler Life
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This thirteen-week devotional book for women has a different topic for each week. Under each topic heading are seven daily devotionals. Topics include “Attributes of God,” “Relationships,” “Kitchen Joys,” “Beautiful for God,” and “Stresses Women Face.” This book encourages women to give God the whole day and to connect devotion time to the rest of life. 199 pages; paperback.
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This thirteen-week devotional book for women has a different topic for each week. Under each topic heading are seven daily devotionals. Topics include “Attributes of God,” “Relationships,” “Kitchen Joys,” “Beautiful for God,” and “Stresses Women Face.” This book encourages women to give God the whole day and to connect devotion time to the rest of life. 199 pages; paperback.
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