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What's a Girl to Do? How to Wisely Invest Your Daughter's Time

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Publisher: Vision Forum
Author: Douglas W. Phillips

List Price: Audio CD: $10, Audio Tape: $7

Ages: Adult

Reviewed By: Deborah Deggs Cariker

It's not enough to want your daughter to be virtuous and have a heart for being a keeper at home; you must do something about it. Doug Phillips helps ease your predicament with What's a Girl to Do? How to Wisely Invest Your Daughter's Time, part of the Family Renewal Audio Library from Vision Forum. Phillips points out the huge holes in our church training programs, programs that have tossed our daughters out into the world. He says even Christians have assimilated girls into the culture of manhood, and chastises us. The father of three daughters himself, Phillips says the church is impoverished as a result of forcing little girls out of the God-given role of wife and mother, or at least relegating those virtuous roles into antiquity. New information or a new presentation of what you've already heard, What's a Girl to Do? is a powerful 55+ minutes of correction and direction.

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Available From: Vision Forum

Address: 4719 Blanco Road, San Antonio, TX 78212

Phone: 800.440.0022

Website: www.visionforum.com

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Deborah Deggs Cariker
A Houston-area veteran journalist, Deborah Deggs Cariker is a ninth-year homeschooling mother of two, and Assistant Editor of the EHO Product Reviews Department. Cariker and fireman husband, Bill, make their home near Montgomery, Texas.

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