Small Acts Of Grace
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Among the many wondrous ways of a woman is the inborn desire to make a difference in the world. For as long as she can remember there has been a deep longing to nurture, comfort, help, teach, and bless those around her. A woman’s dreams can be as magnificent as training a child, as lofty as launching a corporation, as gentle as wrapping her arms around someone in need, or as innovative as a little girl opening a lemonade stand to raise money for charity.
In Treasures for Women Who Make a Difference, best-selling author Alice Gray helps women celebrate the joy in touching someone else’s life with help and hope. At the same time it is a guide for those still looking for their path of purpose.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780849904486
UPC: 023755025197
Alice Gray
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2006
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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