How to Deal with a Divorce as a Christian - Mollen, Iris
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The author started journaling when her husband asked for a divorce after thirty-five years of marriage. Four months after her husband asked for a divorce, she lost her job after twenty-five years. God led her on a journey to write this book, How to Deal with a Divorce as a Christian. The purpose of this book is twofold. Divorce is devastating. It is worse than a death, as one pastor said, and the author agrees. She wants to reach out to Christian women and men to tell them divorce will probably be one of the hardest things they will ever have to go through, especially if they have been married…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The author started journaling when her husband asked for a divorce after thirty-five years of marriage. Four months after her husband asked for a divorce, she lost her job after twenty-five years. God led her on a journey to write this book, How to Deal with a Divorce as a Christian. The purpose of this book is twofold. Divorce is devastating. It is worse than a death, as one pastor said, and the author agrees. She wants to reach out to Christian women and men to tell them divorce will probably be one of the hardest things they will ever have to go through, especially if they have been married for many years. This book contains what the Bible tells us about divorce. It also talks about job losses, infertility, adoption, starting a new career, alcoholism, and family relationships. The author's hope in writing this book is that she can reach out and help Christians deal with a divorce and other everyday events that have happened to her in her life. With God's help and her belief, she made it through. Now she has fallen in love, which she never dreamt would happen.
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Iris Mollen is a CNA in the Midwest suburbs. She was a legal assistant for twenty-five years, lost her job, and wanted to get into the medical field, which did not require a lot of schooling. She loves her work and her clients. She has worked extensively in hospice and with dementia clients. She treats them all as if they were her mother!