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My Neighbor, My Sister, My Friend

"We are all travelers for a time on this planet earth. As we travel together through life, we learn to value differences of one another and treasure the uniqueness of each, knowing that we are all children of our Father in heaven. In the true spirit of sisterhood, we learn to reach out to one another and bear testimony of our common goals." So writes Ardeth Greene Kapp, former general president of Young Women in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In My Neighbor, My Sister, My Friend, you will read her thoughts on: - Faith - Times of discouragement and of joy - Spirituality - Marriage and motherhood - Self-control - Time management This is a book for every woman, a book of affirmation, inspiration, and hope.

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