Keeping balance
Pam Hardy is a thoughtful counselor in her book, "Keeping the Balance." She has a keen understanding of feminine nature, and by skillfully combining her biblical knowledge with her captivating writing style, she has created a powerful guide for every woman of any age. This special book is a useful resource for women's ministries, individual counseling, or simply to help the reader cope with difficulties at home or at work.
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