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"Fulfillment isn't found only in marriage." Can a woman be single and happy? Joyce Parks thinks so, and she has demonstrated it by her life. Her philosophy is, "I refuse to let my status interfere with my enjoyment of life. I experience a full, interesting existence, and I wouldn't change a minute of it unless God wanted me to change." Of course, singleness is not always easy -- loneliness, insecurity, prejudice, and envy stand as obstacles to joyful acceptance of God's perfect will. Single, But Not Sorry gives practical and biblical advice to help the Christian single overcome these problems and become all that God wants her to be. It candidly discusses the nitty-gritty problems that singleness inevitably poses -- health, money, sex, self-acceptance, and social relations. This revised edition has a new chapter for those who experience the trauma of being single because of divorce or the death of a spouse. - Back cover.

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