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 In her latest book Marilyn sheds light on the dark and hidden places we're afraid to approach. With the wisdom of a counselor (which she is) and the wit of a comedian (ditto), she shines a light on the issues holding us back from a vibrant relationship with Christ. Then she shows us how to deal with them.
Marilyn's bold and straightforward insight combines with biblical teaching to help you do something unexpected: heal from the secrets you never thought you'd share. God already knows your secrets. No matter what it is you're afraid to expose to his love, he is ready and waiting to heal it.
So pull up a chair, pour a cup of tea, and take up Marilyn on her invitation to Tell Me Everything. |
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 Looking for a hotel for your Women of Faith weekend? Look no further! Passkey, our online hotel reservation system, makes it easy to compare amenities, rates—special Women of Faith rates, at that!—and distance to the arena. Plus, it has maps to help you find your way and photos so you'll recognize the hotel when you get there. Once you've chosen a hotel, it's easy to select the type of room(s) you want . . .
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 Nearly 5,000 of you entered our Mother's Day contest and the winner is (drum roll, please): Kathy L. from Forest View, IL! We chose her entry at random, but loved what she had to say, which included:
I would love to go with my daughter to a Women of Faith event and start a tradition with her . . . this would be a great . . .
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 Imagine going through junior high—in your forties! That's what author Lisa Whelchel tells us it was like to learn about friendship as an adult.
Ironically, Lisa spent her teen years starring on a wildly popular TV show about friends (Facts of Life)—but didn't have any real friends of her own. In Friendship for Grown-Ups Lisa details her experiences of learning about herself, others, and the kinds of friendship God designed.
Practical tips to help with some of our own "friendship-challenged" moments included! Order your copy today—because it's never too late to learn the ins and outs of Friendship for Grown-ups. |
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