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181. Share a Laugh by Kathy Carlton Willis Communications  
     February is a great time to share a laugh with a couple of friends. It's Friendship Month! Author Frankie Sherman shares a few tips on mangaging friendships.
     
     
182. Don't give Up Before You Have Begun by Marie Grossett  
     This article to is encourage women especially young women to pursue their ministry, and not to feel intimated by going into ministry.
     
     
183. ROYALTY by Adetokunbo Oluwasanjo  
     Do you know who you are, Daughter of God?
     
     
184. Dear Tyra: Let's get fiercesome real here, OK! by Robert Randle  
     The issue of obesity, women's health and the societal attitudes and mistreatment they face as an overweight person is nothhing new, but how should these issues be brought out in public discussion is another matter. Is going around masquerading as plus size, 350 pound female to see the reactions of onlookers the best way to serve the needs of those women who suffer from this condition? Somehow the idea of wearing a 'fatsuit' is in a sense being disingenuous and lacks the seriousness and credibility that an actual obses person would be able to bring to light, and to reshape or reframe the conversation as well as offer solutions to this most underreported and tolerated form of discrimination.
     
     
185. A Passionate Christian Woman by C. Maggie Woychik  
     What is a passionate Christian woman? Well, she's not a woman who's perfect, peerless or guiltless, but as human as you and me. A passionate Christian woman simply has a passion for the things of God and is driven to do something about it.
     
     
186. My Walk by Barbara Anne fechtig  
     Different stages in life, dealing with patience, grief and prayer.
     
     
187. No Womb for Abimael by Bryan Ridenour  
     A fictional look at what happens to a baby who has been aborted.
     
     
188. THE STONING OF WOMEN = PAKISTAN 2009 by Tom Zart  
     Never turn a blind eye toward wickedness
     Instead support its defeat and demise.
     Hearts consumed by the shadows of malice
     Are terrified of the righteous and the wise.
     
     
189. You''ve Come a Long Way Baby by John Rackliffe  
     Under the curse of so called reproductive rights, women endure the exploitation of outsiders playing politics with their bodies while lives are slowly destroyed by the cancer of shame caused by the poor and often coerced choice to take a human life for convenience.
     
     
190. Is There A Need For A Modest Clothing Industry? by Randy Pope  
     Although the mainstream clothing industry will design some adequately modest clothes, there is no question that there is a need for a distinctly modest clothing industry. If you are willing to spend all day traipsing from store to store you can possibly find that modest dress, skirt, or shirt that you need to add to your wardrobe. Fashion designers have added modest articles of clothing to their line because they have identified a growing market for modest clothes.
     
     
     
191. No Longer Secret: Sisters by Julie Arduini  
     This is a poem highlighting the importance of participating in women's ministry. The focus is on specific program: secret pal/sisters.
     
     
192. Fasting versus Feasting on Empty Calories by Bob Larranaga  
     Americans receive 30% of their calories from junk foods. And we pay about 25% more per serving for the empty calories. What if, this Lent, you were to fast from junk food and at Easter donate the savings to a food bank?
     
     
193. HOUSEWORK WON'T KILL YOU by willetta pilcher  
     It seems that a number of ladies live by the motto "Housework won't kill you but why take the chance." Why indeed should a lady take the chance on housework killing her? It is much more fun to watch TV, yell at the kids rather than get up and see to their needs, talk on the phone, read a book, visit friends, go shopping and the list could go on.
     
     The problem often springs out of the notion ...
     
     
194. Letter to the Sexually Abused by Chris Umeweni  
     It's all about healing, hope and restoration.
     
     
195. Amber Lynn's Story by Glenn Frontin  
     One day I happened to notice an engraving on the back of a tombstone. Little did I know that stopping to read it would teach me such a wonderful spiritual lesson.
     
     
196. Sisterhood of Yesterday by Heather Sargent  
     A look at the way women in our society tend to treat each other. In an 'every woman for herself' world where back-stabbing and gossip are the norm.
     
     
197. They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To? by Victoria Tkachuk  
     These days we order our pastries by the dozen from Dunkin Donuts, unearth trinkets on eBay and prefer to travel by car, alone. But is there nothing left to swoon about?
     
     
198. The Master Decorator by Patty Wysong  
     When we allow God in as the decorator in our life, He will create beauty from even the ugly and old parts of our lives, if we give Him access to every part of us.
     
     
199. Royal Etiquette by Brenda Douglas  
     Women were never created to be used as bait to entrap and hold men in bondage to pornography. You are royalty!
     
     
200. I long; I am by Sally Hanan  
     I wrote this when I was praying for a friend of mine who has become shackled by sin. It seemed to flow from the heart of God.
     
     
201. She That Is Spiritual by gonzodave coulon  
     'when Christ comes with his spiritual power upon the soul to conquer it to himself, he hath no quiet landing place. He can set foot on no ground but what he must fight for'
     
     
202. Weedy Deeds by Patty Wysong  
     Are people not noticing all the things you do? Maybe it's time to do something about it.
     
     
203. ASSAULT by Richard L. Provencher  
     Bonita is a victim of physical assault and only her wits and determination not to follow directions given by her assailant probably saved her life. Many years later those events are still vivid.
     
     
204. Harvest Joy by Arlene Baker  
     Aging is a state of mind.
     
     
205. Footprints of Faith by Tessy Fuller  
     What kind of legacy did I want to leave behind? Her beautiful brown eyes watch me constantly. Her little mouth imitates my words. Would I want her to live her life in fear of the unknown or let God lead her on a marvelous adventure?
     
     
206. From Clutter to Clarity: Simplifying Life from the Inside Out by Nancy Twigg  
     When most people think of simplifying, the first thing they think of is getting rid of clutter around the home or office. Cleaning out closets and drawers is definitely a part of simplifying, but true simplification goes far deeper than that.
     
     
207. Godly Girls Invest in a Good Girdle by Valerie Ralston  
     How many times have you read Proverbs 31 and wondered, "How can I possibly be this woman?" Well I have good news for you!
     
     
208. The Handbook of Sexual Purity by Dr. Grace LaJoy Henderson  
     New book outlines everything a young woman needs to know in staying sexually pure for God and herself
     
     
209. A Naaman Complex by Patty Wysong  
     Does cleaning toilets have anything in common with dipping in the Jordan River?
     
     
210. Prayer Through the Night by Patty Wysong  
     As I struggled to stay awake through the long night I prayed and asked God to wake my mom so she could pray for me, too.
     
     

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