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Author Harriet Crosby understands the necessity of renewing spiritual resources that become drained and depleted. In A Well-Watered Garden she uses the planting, cultivating, and tending of a garden as a metaphor for personal spiritual growth.
Using the planting, cultivating, and tending of a garden as a metaphor for spiritual growth, the author helps readers explore their relationship with God. Practical guidance is also offered to help readers create or enhance their own "gardens." Lay-flat binding.
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Robert Mitchell
reviewed Well Watered Garden on March 12, 2016 Well Watered Garden
It's kind of hard to rate a self-help book, so I think a description is more in order. The main point I got out of Dr. Cooper's book is that any successful thing in Life must be rooted in the spiritual life. God's expects us to keep our bodies in shape as they are His temple...and would you not take care of your car or personal church? He offers many guides, charts, diagrams, and exercise plans to eat healthy and stay in shape. In addition, to some wisdom and common sense.
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