Review: Time With God for Mothers - Jack Countryman

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Time With God For Mothers

Review: Time with God for Mothers- Jack Countryman - April 2011

Are you a single mother or a wife ? Wanting to spend more time with God but can't seem to fit him into your busy schedule of running around with your children, cooking, cleaning and working. With Jack Countryman's new book "Time with God for Mothers" , it is the perfect recipe in developing a closer relationship with God.  The book Time with God for Mothers is filled with 90 five-minute filled devotionals each with a verse and a short pray and discussion to get your brain moving and your heart pumping for God. At the back of the book, there is a selection of pages each titled with relevant meanings to Mothers and a list of bible verses that follow underneath and of course as we all like taking down notes on what we have read , in order to flick back at a later time and observe , there is a few pages and a section especially for Notes.
So Mothers what are you waiting for , head out now and purchase your Time with God for Mothers.



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