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Tearing down walls and building bridges

From the author of *Getting Down to Brass Tacks* comes a book that draws upon biblical wisdom to teach readers how to build long-term, rewarding connections with others. Based on the premise that a solid self-esteem and spiritual life are prerequisites to good relationships, this book, inspired by the book of Philemon, provides a blueprint for building bonds that will last.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 198 pages

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