Together For A Purpose
$14.99
A unique story of two seasoned travelers who find each other and marry later in life is told from two viewpoints with openness and candor. This engaging and often humorous narrative written by a high-powered Christian woman publisher and a ready-for-retirement widowed pastor deals with change and criticism, blended families, issues of compatibility, and meshing as a couple. More than just a love story, this growing-in-faith story touches on what we all long for-belonging, being loved for who we are, and finding a place of service to God and purpose in our everyday lives.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781951310240
ISBN10: 1951310241
Ross Holtz | Athena Holtz
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2022
Publisher: Redemption Press
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