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EPISODE · Nov 13, 2011 · 1H 21M

The Art of Mothering

from Redeemer Community Church · host Gordon Bals

“The Art of Mothering” given by Dr. Gordon Bals, a Christian counselor who runs Daymark Counseling in Birmingham. In a world hostile to Christian faith and family values, mothers may find themselves parenting fearfully. Other women who desire to become mothers may be overwhelmed by the challenges they are certain to face. This two-hour event will help mothers and would-be mothers to identify the biggest obstacles to freedom in parenting. Gordon will encourage women to parent out of faith while learning to value their unique mothering style and embrace the artistry of motherhood.

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“The Art of Mothering” given by Dr. Gordon Bals, a Christian counselor who runs Daymark Counseling in Birmingham. In a world hostile to Christian faith and family values, mothers may find themselves parenting fearfully. Other women who desire to become mothers may be overwhelmed by the challenges they are certain to face. This two-hour event will help mothers and […]

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