I would definitely read this book as I recently lost a friend of almost 30 years and I still don't understand what happened.
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Christine Koester
9 years ago
I would definitely buy this book, and I'd also love the personal touch of a class, seminar or conference covering the same material.
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Nanette Kirsch
9 years ago
I have had to navigate several difficult friendship situations in recent years. Which are worth keeping, which are not worthy of the cost? This story is needed.
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Brenda Moe
9 years ago
Let's get to 1,000 signatures
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Darlene Messenger
9 years ago
Am traversing this very real problem at present. I would love to read a biblical viewpoint on the topic.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I am dealing with this topic now. I would be interested in reading Mary's book.
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Tara Hoyte
9 years ago
I hope the book covers when people change churches. (A cause for friendship breakups)
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mike winskie
9 years ago
A MUCH needed book!
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Julia Elder
9 years ago
Friendship breakups are mourned like many other losses--it's a real issue! I've been there, done that, but nobody even MAKES a t-shirt for that!
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Valentina Hill
9 years ago
After over 34 years of friendship it has now ended.
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Jessica Wade
9 years ago
Would love a book on this topic!
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Nancy
9 years ago
I wish this book was already in print as I really need it right now.
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Jennifer Saake
9 years ago
Much needed topic to be addressed.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Has happened 3x. Such an awkward thing!
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Ralph Chen-Green
9 years ago
I'm sure this will be an awesome read Mary!
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Phyllis Reklis
9 years ago
We need His help and grace to stay in the game of real life friendships ~ to navigate the places that are scary and painful ~ to embrace the joy and the journey ( and the pain) of friendships!
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Chandra Adams
9 years ago
I went through the loss of a dear friend last year, in spite of repeatedly extending an "olive branch" to meet.
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Katie Goyer
9 years ago
I would love to read a book like this.
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Stephanie
9 years ago
A needed book!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is such a necessary subject to cover, especially from a Biblical viewpoint, in our society that is so divided over stupid, petty stuff coming between friends and family members. God's heart is not for estrangement, but rather for reconciliation. But what do you do when one or both parties have no interest in reconciling, or doing so would jeopardize the safety and well-being of someone involved in that divide? Christians need guidance in this.
I would definitely read this book as I recently lost a friend of almost 30 years and I still don't understand what happened.
I would definitely buy this book, and I'd also love the personal touch of a class, seminar or conference covering the same material.
I have had to navigate several difficult friendship situations in recent years. Which are worth keeping, which are not worthy of the cost? This story is needed.
Let's get to 1,000 signatures
Am traversing this very real problem at present. I would love to read a biblical viewpoint on the topic.
I am dealing with this topic now. I would be interested in reading Mary's book.
I hope the book covers when people change churches. (A cause for friendship breakups)
A MUCH needed book!
Friendship breakups are mourned like many other losses--it's a real issue! I've been there, done that, but nobody even MAKES a t-shirt for that!
After over 34 years of friendship it has now ended.
Would love a book on this topic!
I wish this book was already in print as I really need it right now.
Much needed topic to be addressed.
Has happened 3x. Such an awkward thing!
I'm sure this will be an awesome read Mary!
We need His help and grace to stay in the game of real life friendships ~ to navigate the places that are scary and painful ~ to embrace the joy and the journey ( and the pain) of friendships!
I went through the loss of a dear friend last year, in spite of repeatedly extending an "olive branch" to meet.
I would love to read a book like this.
A needed book!
This is such a necessary subject to cover, especially from a Biblical viewpoint, in our society that is so divided over stupid, petty stuff coming between friends and family members. God's heart is not for estrangement, but rather for reconciliation. But what do you do when one or both parties have no interest in reconciling, or doing so would jeopardize the safety and well-being of someone involved in that divide? Christians need guidance in this.