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Blended Families: An Anthology

Blended Families: An Anthology

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With divorce, single-parent households and family crises on the rise, many people are experiencing the tumultuous dynamics of blended or stepfamilies. The disillusioned ex can create a vortex of strife in a new relationship. Amicable encounters can be limited and cumbersome especially when money is involved. Developing a relationship with a child that sees you as the enemy is like trying to run uphill during an avalanche. Vacations, visitations, discipline and even routine daily tasks become strongholds. Learn biblical principles and practical tools to successfully blend your family. Contributors include award-winning Christian authors, Kevin Wayne Johnson, Vanessa Miller and Dr. Vivi Monroe Congress. Edited by Valerie Coleman, this book will minister to the needs of those hurting and crying out for answers.

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Pub dateAug 15, 2006
ISBN-100978606604
ISBN-139780978606602
LanguageEnglish
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