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About the book:

Compiled by Carla Wynn Hall, author of The Paradigm: Success Codes for Life and the founder of the Women's Empowerment Network, a Facebook Support group with over "25,000" members - Empowered Women of Social Media: 44 Women found their Voices using the Power of Social Networking is a book about women who were able to write their story and have their voice be heard. Read the stories of women who have survived breast cancer, were born with Cerebral Palsy and conquered misconceptions to become published authors, brave women who escaped domestic violence as well as educational material from experts in the fields of social media and marketing.


When you read this book think about how social media has impacted your life. Our life coaches give you tips from their programs and our health coaches show you how to incorporate holistic and healthy habits into your life. Each author has a vibrant story, a unique style and a message hidden within.

Social Media is a unique form of communication. Some women said that they were a little skeptical about Facebook until they found support. Compiler Carla Wynn Hall says "Facebook saved her life" during a time of emotional turbulence. VIP Angel Sponsor Elizabeth Hassan writes from Australia about how Facebook and the Internet in general has helped her friend Sarah who has "Liver Cancer" to find support groups to help her heal. The stories go on and on and each one is worthy of your attention.

You can learn more about each author and endorser at our website www.EmpoweredWomenofSocialMedia.com

We proudly support the Breast Cancer Foundation and Break the Silence against Domestic Violence and our women who have written their story so their voice can be heard. Women women write, the whole world is a better place to be.

Hotel Replaces Bible With '50 Shades of Grey' - Yahoo! News

 

"In this secular age it seems distinctly odd that anyone would expect to find a religious book in a hotel bedroom."
So what are guests who are not the book's "target audience" supposed to read on a visit to the Damson Dene Hotel? Denby isn't banishing the Bible altogether. Instead, he plans to keep a few copies behind the reception desk in case someone asks.

"Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil; Who substitute darkness for light and light for darkness; Who substitute bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!" Isaiah 5:20

I wish that I could say that I am shocked by this, but in reality - he is correct.  This is a secular age, a "post-Christian" society.  How sad!  We are in an age where right is wrong and wrong is right - everything is upside down.

We must decide what will be our standard.  How will we chart our path through a world that is twisting and turning?  How will we decide what is right and wrong?  One thing is very clear: we cannot depend on culture or mainstream to make those choices for us.  We cannot even rely upon our pastor, parents or friends.  We must make and individual choice.

You cannot allow your morals and values to be based on a sliding scale, they must be firmly rooted in something unchangeable.  I know where mine are rooted.  Do you?

"If it is disagreeable in your sight to serve the LORD, choose for yourselves today whom you will serve: whether the gods which your fathers served which were beyond the River, or the gods of the Amorites in whose land you are living; but as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD."  Joshua 24:15

Hotel Replaces Bible With '50 Shades of Grey' - Yahoo! News:

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Don't knock it 'til you try it - a review of Fifty Shades of Grey

Maybe you've read some "holier than thou" articles on why a Christian shouldn't read the book "Fifty Shades of Grey" and you've thought "yeah - you don't know what you're missing!"  Well, read on my friends!

Source: google.ca via Kristina on Pinterest

It's true - they don't know what they are missing!  I read the first 11 chapters last night.

Let me back up a little bit though, before I tell you what I think of the book.