Heart Sisters: Be the Friend You Want to Have
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Heart Sisters is for women who want to both be and have better friends and want a helpful guide to take them through the process.
About the Book
Heart Sisters is for women who want to both be and have better friends and want a helpful guide to take them through the process.
Author Natalie Chambers Snapp uses her own and others’ stories of successes and failures to illustrate what she has learned about girlfriend relationships. Healthy boundaries, honesty, tact, sharing, and agape love all play a part in being and maintaining a circle of close confidants. She also deals with the inevitable challenges that face many relationships including how to handle conflict; life changes like a new baby, move or divorce; and when it is right to “break-up” with your friend.
Discussion questions, space to journal, photos, and quick interviews of healthy female friendships are included within each chapter.
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What People Are Saying About Heart Sisters…
Heart Sisters is a beautiful reminder of how powerful walking hand in hand with a loyal friend can be. After reading this book, your heart will long to be this kind of God-honoring friend. Thank you, Natalie, for the charge to sacrificially love and serve our friends.
– Lysa TerKeurst, New York Times best-selling author of The Best Yes and president of Proverbs 31 Ministries
In today’s highly-connected world, we can find ourselves leading surprisingly lonely lives because what we long for is not one more “friend” on social media but relationships where we’re truly known. Here’s the good news: Natalie Snapp helps us find (and be) the kind of heart sister we’ve been searching for all along.
– Holley Gerth, Wall Street Journal best-selling author of You’re Already Amazing
As someone who grew up in a home with 3 younger sisters, a Mom and a girl dog and ended up in full time women’s ministry, I am passionately aware that relationships with other women can be tough sometimes! Natalie Chambers Snapp writes with refreshing honesty about the struggles she’s encountered in her own relationships, how to establish boundaries that are healthy and holy and how to teach our young girls to honor and respect one another. At a time when life is so busy that friendships often get pushed to the side, Heart Sisters is a much-needed reminder of the importance of other women in our lives.
– Pat Layton, Author of Life Unstuck
We need our girlfriends, but sometimes those relationships are challenging to navigate! This is a how to guide on women’s friendships that every woman needs.
-Jill Savage, CEO Hearts at Home, author No More Perfect Moms
Friends. We all want them, yet struggle to find and keep them! In Heart Sisters, Natalie Snapp empowers women to find and be the type of friend they not only are looking for, but truly want to be. A great tool for helping us find the missing link between the relationships we have and the relationships we desire.
– Lynn Cowell, Speaker with Proverbs 31 Ministries and Author of Magnetic: Becoming the Girl He Wants
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