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40 Days To A Joyful Motherhood
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From author, mother, and holistic wellness advocate Sarah Humphrey comes a heartfelt devotional filled with guidance and spiritual wisdom for mothers everywhere.
40 Days to a Joyful Motherhood offers mothers the chance to dive more deeply into what it means to understand your identity, let go of comparison, and embrace the beautiful mess that so often defines motherhood. With poignant truths on self-care, grace, and spirituality, Humphrey shares her wisdom for the joyful moments, the difficult moments, and each moment in between. Humphrey’s devotional provides reflection and contemplation amidst the hurry of motherhood, and encourages mothers to meditate on their own unique and invaluable identity.
Spanning 40 days, Humphrey draws from her own experience to offer readers authentic and thoughtful advice on how to slow down, be present, and meditate on God’s word–even when life seems out of control. Humphrey’s devotional touches on topics such as:
*Understanding your identity
*Learning to nurture yourself
*Transforming your habits
*Letting go of comparison
*Coping with loss
*Setting boundaries and finding support
Humphrey’s thoughtful, sincere advice and heartfelt observations are an encouragement to readers in this soul-stirring devotional dedicated to the beauty (and mess) of motherhood.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781947297623
ISBN10: 1947297627
Sarah Humphrey | Illustrator: Emily Little
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: February 2023
Publisher: Dexterity LLC
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