Hey Friend : 31 Journaling Devotions On Friendship For Girls By Girls
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As the world experiences a loneliness epidemic, we need friendship as much as we ever have before.
People could live their whole lives online. School, church, work, and a social life can all be found on the internet, providing opportunities to trade deep friendships for convenient yet shallow acquaintances. The easier it becomes to be independent, the harder it is to find togetherness–especially for teen girls and young women.
Hey Friend: 31 Journaling Devotions on Friendship helps girls know that God made them for friendship. They don’t have to live life alone. Each devotion is written by young women for young women and offers relatable stories of friendship, passages of Scripture, journaling questions, and practical ways to find friends instead of staying isolated. Friendships end, begin, and change all the time, and Hey Friend is every girl’s guide to learning how to navigate friendship in changing seasons from switching schools to going off to college to needing to walk away from certain friendships and invest in others.
Writers Cambria Joy Dam-Mikkleson, Tega Faafa, Alexus Lee, Lauren Groves, Kolby Knell, Gabrielle McCullough, Alena Pitts, Yvonne Faith Russell, and Tara Sun each write about what the Bible has to say about friendship and what it means for each reader’s friendships today. Their stories are honest and heartbreaking, hilarious and sincere, encouraging and empowering. They beckon readers not to simply take their advice, but to search for what God’s Word has to say about community and companionship.
These devotions will help young women:
*handle drama in friendship
*know what to do when feeling isolated
*speak highly of friends instead of gossiping
*find trustworthy friends
*love friends like Jesus did
*pray for friends
*discover the Bible’s themes of friendship
Hey Friend is a tool for togetherness in a lonely world. It reminds girls that God made people to be with people, and He wants our friendships to flourish.
SKU (ISBN): 9781430087113
ISBN10: 1430087110
Cambria Dam-Mikkelsen | Lauren Groves | Kolby Knell
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: September 2024
Publisher: B and H Publishing Group
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