Six Ways to Keep the ‘Good’ in Your Boy (Dannah Gresh)

Six Ways to Keep the ‘Good’ in Your Boy

Guiding Your Son from his Tweens to his Teens

With special insights for Dads from Bob Gresh, and for single Moms, by Angela Thomas

Finally, a book that addresses the unique mother-to-son relationship!

God created boys to become men who are good-acting for the sake of others and having others’ interests at heart, especially as husbands and fathers. As a mom, you have a unique role in equipping your son to embrace this call from God, and stand against a culture that wants to strip him of his masculinity.

Key Features:

• Why a boy needs to play outside
• How reading good books can help make him a leader
• What role a mom plays in his entrance into manhood
• Tips to keep him unplugged from impurity

About the Author

Dannah Gresh is best known for the best-selling And the Bride Wore White and the Secret Keeper series. She is the founder of Pure Freedom.  She was given opportunity in Zambia, a country of ten million, where nearly a million orphans have lost their moms and dads to AIDS, to present a biblically-based public school curriculum that is bringing the life-saving message of abstinence to more than 100,000 Zambian children, many for the first time.

In the United States, over 20,000 Pure Freedom retreats have been led by individual moms, dads, and youth pastors while more than 42,000 mothers and daughters have worked their way through the Secret Keeper Girl 8-week Bible study.

Dannah is a frequent guest on national radio and television programs such as Focus on the Family, She has also been a featured contributor to magazines including Today’s Christian Woman, Brio, New Man and Spirit Led Woman.

Dannah and her family live in State College, PA with many horses and their dog, Stormie the Labradoodle.