God Called a Girl : How Mary Changed Her World- and You Can Too
Drawing from the life and character of Mary, Shannon Kubiak writes to teenage girls about another teenager who was asked to respond to the most challenging spiritual question God ever asked of anyone: Will you bring my Son to the world and incur society's disapproval in the process? Exploring the spiritual choices that Mary made when she said yes, Shannon then turns those questions to Christian teen girls of today.
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About Shannon Kubiak
shannon kubiak is a native of california, where she spent several years in junior high and high school ministry. from an early age, shannon has had a passi
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