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Dads Everything Book For Sons
$18.99
The mission is to give dads short, practical ideas to build a quality relationship with their 8- 12-year-old sons so that when the turbulent teenage years hit, the relational bond will be so strong that nothing can separate them. The book is filled with ideas on what to talk about (and how to talk about it); “dates”; retreat fun; how to have Bible studies that they both enjoy; how to use teachable moments; creative ways to bond doing things he likes to do, as well as having him do things with Dad that he likes to do; branching out into new life experiences in order to create memories; ways to serve others together; prayers to pray for sons.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780310242932
ISBN10: 0310242932
John Trent | Greg Johnson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2003
Publisher: Zondervan
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