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What Women Wish Pastors Knew: Understanding the Hopes, Hurts, Needs, and Dreams of Women in the Church Audiobook
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This book will open your eyes to the needs, frustrations, dreams, and potential of your church’s greatest resource—the 60 percent of its members who provide far more than 60 percent of what keeps it going. The women of your church think the world of you, pastor. But they deeply wish you understood a few things about them that can make an enormous difference to their well-being and that of your church.From the findings of her personal survey of hundreds of Christian women, Denise George shares with you unique, long-overdue insights about things that have left you scratching your head. Better still, you’ll find out what you can actually do about• The tiredness and the hurts of women• Their longing for friends, fellowship, and spiritual growth• Their concerns for their marriages and their children• Your impact on them• Respecting the ways women differ from men• Helping women fulfill their need to give to the church… and much more.
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" This book has some basic, solid information for church leaders and yet doesn't go far enough, IMO. However, I would recommend this for anyone who is struggling to understand how to create community within the church and incorporate the many gifts your congregation has. "
— Elizabeth, 5/27/2011
About Denise George
Denise George is author/coauthor of thirty books, including Behind Nazi Lines, Orchestra of Exiles, and The Secret Holocaust Diaries.
About Christine Williams
Christine Williams is a singer and actor based in Ashland, Oregon. Her performance credits include productions at regional theaters and on concert stages across the country and around the world, from the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and the Barbican Centre in London to the Aspen Music Festival and the Grotowski Institute in Poland.