In the Company of Women
- Women
- Publisher: W Publishing Group (Thomas Nelson)
- Published: 1994
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Publisher's Description
All women long for the enjoyment, counsel and emotional support found in close relationships. However, although they might wish that strong friendships would just "happen," they generally find that they require skill and effort. In the Company of Women gives insight into the art of friendship, offering wisdom and practical advice into how a woman can make-and nurture-lifelong relationships with other women. Whether a woman is single or married, employed or parenting full-time, In the Company of Women will give her tips for building stronger, closer relationships with her mother, sisters, daughters, friends, mentors and peers throughout every phase of her life.
Endorsements (3)
“Women’s Responses If you sometimes feel lonely even when surrounded by people, if you long to have a deep friendship with another woman but don’t know how, if you bear wounds from your relationship with your mother and need healing, if you are a mother and want a close, warm, and secure friendship with your child, then this book is for you!”
“powerful motivator to make oneself available as a friend to other women. I highly recommend this book!”
“My life has been greatly enriched by Brenda Hunter’s research and helpful insights on mother-daughter relationships. Her new book, In the Company of Women, provides powerful testimony to our need for nurturing and being nurtured throughout our lives—in our friendships as well as in our family relationships. Were we to heed her challenges on mentoring and mothering, our society would be transformed. Linda LeSourd Lader President, Renaissance Institute In the Company of Women addresses one of the real problems of our day: the inability of major portions of our society to enjoy rich, God-created intimacy. My heart spilled over with gratitude as the chapters on mothers and daughters confirmed all that my single-parent mom did right. Other chapters challenged me to work on some relationships that are bursting with promise but are, as yet, unfulfilled. This is a book I am going to give to the most important women in my life, and I commend it to you as well.”
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