Tomorrow's Forefathers

Before You Meet Prince Charming: A Guide to Radiant Purity by Sarah Mally encourages young women to honor themselves and remain pure as they walk through life with Jesus. It's important for young girls to learn and remember that purity is not found in a list of rules but in the pursuit of a person, the Lord Jesus Christ.

In these pages, Sarah challenges young ladies to honor Christ in their relationships, guard their hearts and minds, resist temptation, and delight in Jesus who is the only One who satisfies. A captivating fairy tale woven throughout the book illustrates these principles of purity. Sarah includes biblical teaching, modern-day examples, and stories from her everyday life. Important topics covered are: finding security in Christ, replacing lies of the enemy with truth, recognizing that purity is not about your past, building strong relationships with parents, Christ-centered social media, and more!

To commemorate this 15th Anniversary Edition, Sarah (Mally) Hancock has added an appendix with the story of how God brought her husband, Andrew, into her life after many years of waiting. This book is discreet and appropriate for 12-year-olds, yet relevant to all ages.

Can brothers and sisters really be best friends? Yes. Co-written by real-life siblings Sarah, Stephen and Grace (ages 22, 16, 12) and illustrated by their cartoonist dad, this lighthearted volume offers perceptive insights and practical tips on how kids in the same family can forge lifelong supportive relationships as God intended.

Can brothers and sisters really be best friends? Yes. Co-written by real-life siblings Sarah, Stephen and Grace (ages 22, 16, 12) and illustrated by their cartoonist dad, this lighthearted volume offers perceptive insights and practical tips on how kids in the same family can forge lifelong supportive relationships as God intended.This activity and coloring book is designed to reinforce the lessons from the original book Making Brothers and Sisters Best Friends.

Can brothers and sisters really be best friends? Yes. Co-written by real-life siblings Sarah, Stephen and Grace (ages 22, 16, 12) and illustrated by their cartoonist dad, this lighthearted volume offers perceptive insights and practical tips on how kids in the same family can forge lifelong supportive relationships as God intended. Approx. 50 minutes.