Our Sisters … are part of a bigger story

I love stories. Whether they are fact or fiction, there’s something about a good story that touches the heart and mind in ways analysis and argument don’t. Philip Yancey’s book Soul Survivors first convinced me of the power of storytelling as a legitimate way of describing the human condition. He directed me to …

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I found this title in a bookshop in Kathmandu and couldn’t help laughing. It seems rather specialised!

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