Book Resources:
The Women's Center for Ministry is pleased to supply some great resources. Although, the views expressed in the following publications are the author's views and do not necessarily represent the views of Western Seminary or the Women's Center for Ministry.
These book resources will be rotated periodically. Please feel welcome to revisit this site for more great reading and resource material.
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| Leadership |
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| Women as Risk-Takers for God by Lorry Lutz ISBN 0-8010-5813-9 |
Finding
your role in the neighborhood, church, and world. |
"Follow the lives of a dozen dynamic women who have dared to exercise their God-given gifts." |
| CALLING |
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| Called and Accountable by Henry Blackaby.
ISBN 1-56309-946-2 |
"Discovering your place in God's eternal purpose." | "Every believer is called by God and His call is life-transforming." |
| PAIN
& SUFFERING |
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| Will I Ever Be Whole Again Surviving the Death of Someone You Love by Sandra P. Aldrich ISBN 058229-012-1 |
"Help and hope for those who grieve." | Written from her own painful experience with loss, Sandra offers comfort, insight, wisdom and direction. A great survival book leading to recovery. |
| Women |
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| In My Father’s House: Finding Your Heart’s True Home
ISBN 0-8054-3082-2 |
"Looking past the Portrait of our earthly father into the eyes of our heavenly Father." | "Knowing God as Father - as our almighty, loving Father - is the highest, richest, and most rewarding aspect of our whole relationship with Him... Mary Kassian invites readers to journey closer to the Father heart of God...for it is only in the Father's House that you will find your heart's true home." |
| Health
& Healing |
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Hope When You’re Hurting by Larry Crabb and Dan Allender ISBN 0-310-49800-7 |
"Answers to four questions hurting people ask." |
"A
thought-provoking book calling us all to the restorative power
of a healing Christian community.” |
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