Courageous Christian Women

Do you remember a world where prayers at football games and graduations were not a problem? Do you remember when most boys wanted to grow up, get an education and a job, marry a woman, have children and be a husband and father? Do you remember when most girls wanted to grow up, get an education and a job, but also wanted to marry a man and be a wife and mother? How did everything get so crazy? This study looks back at 160 years of American culture to search for the answer. True solutions lie in the hearts and lives of Christians. However, we must be courageous enough to allow the Sword of the Spirit to reach into our hearts, correct our flaws, and strengthen us to live deliberate, rededicated lives for Christ. We must find the courage to live our faith, use our talents to positively affect our homes, congregations, and communities, and lead searching souls to the truth of the gospel. Teresa Strickler is an active member of the Wasatch church of Christ in Clearfield where she has taught ladies' classes and children's classes. She has also spoken at many ladies' days and family encampments. She has earned her BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) and is currently teaching a Certified Nurse's Aide class in Clinton, Utah. She and her husband have two grown children and four grandchildren.