Sally Clarkson, Joy Clarkson, Sarah Clarkson: Girls’ Club

Girl’s Club
(Tyndale, 2019)

WHO: Sally Clarkson, author of the “Lifegiving” series; Sarah Clarkson, an author and blogger; and Joy Clarkson, a writer and podcaster.

THEY SAY: “Women flourish most when they cultivate deep friendships, work side by side toward great purposes and comfort and care for one another in the challenging moments of our stories.”

THE BIG IDEA: This book speaks to the importance of cultivating deep and lasting friendships in every stage of life.

THE PROGRESSION:
In this 12-chapter book, three generations of Clarkson women speak into the loneliness that plagues society today and show how true and lasting friendships are a source of strength. They also explore the importance of friendship in loving each other’s woundedness.

“If I want to change the world and live in a way that speaks of God’s grace and mercy, the first step is to do so through friendship, through communion, through love.”

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Sally Clarkson, Joy Clarkson and Sarah Clarkson
Sally Clarkson, Joy Clarkson and Sarah Clarkson

Sally Clarkson is the beloved author of multiple bestselling books. As a mother of four, she has inspired thousands of women through conferences, resources and books with Whole Heart Ministries (www.wholeheart.org) and her Mom Heart conferences (www.momheart.org), speaking to audiences on several continents.

Joy Clarkson is currently working on her doctorate in theology, imagination and the arts at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.

Sarah Clarkson is author of The Lifegiving Home, Read for the Heart and Caught Up in a Story. She blogs at sarahclarkson.com and is a regular guest on the podcast At Home with Sally, where she chats about her current reads and imaginative discoveries.

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