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God Made Me Beauty-Full: Building Self-Esteem in African American Women
God Made Me Beauty-Full addresses the fact that we are full of untapped spiritual beauty. While 10% of our beauty is visible to the eye, the other 90% of our beauty-full gifts and talents are hiding on the inside waiting to be discovered. In a culture that attempts to strip African American women of their dignity and self-esteem, this exciting new book by first time author, Terri McFaddin, takes the reader on a power-full journey into the historical and spiritual heritage of African Americans. Each chapter serves as a road map guiding Black Women back to their true identity as the children of God.
199 pages, Paperback
First published February 1, 1997
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May 12, 2025
A Transformative Guide to Rebuilding Self-Esteem
This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to rebuild their self-esteem. During a particularly challenging period in my life, it offered me profound guidance and support. The insights within helped me envision myself through the lens of the Most High, reshaping the negative internal dialogue that once dominated my thoughts. This shift was pivotal in overcoming personal hurdles and rediscovering genuine happiness and vitality.
Beyond its personal impact, this book serves as a valuable reference, especially for women of color—African American, African descendant, or Black women. Its messages resonate deeply, offering empowerment and a renewed sense of self-worth. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone on a journey toward self-discovery and healing.
This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to rebuild their self-esteem. During a particularly challenging period in my life, it offered me profound guidance and support. The insights within helped me envision myself through the lens of the Most High, reshaping the negative internal dialogue that once dominated my thoughts. This shift was pivotal in overcoming personal hurdles and rediscovering genuine happiness and vitality.
Beyond its personal impact, this book serves as a valuable reference, especially for women of color—African American, African descendant, or Black women. Its messages resonate deeply, offering empowerment and a renewed sense of self-worth. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone on a journey toward self-discovery and healing.
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