Anita Carman

Women in ministry face needs that are often overlooked by the local church and consequently remain underdeveloped as they seek to lead and guide those in their care.

The need to shape emotions that will guard and fulfill God's purpose, and the need to bond in order to build a community of authentic, lasting friendships, are distinctively feminine and foundational to a successful ministry.

Transforming for a Purpose is divided into three sections: Transforming Loneliness, Transforming Rejection, and Transforming Fear.

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