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Soli Deo Gloria!
Support Feminine Fidelity
Every financial gift, whether large or small, helps me continue creating faithful teaching and resources for women. Please never feel obligated to give. Financial support given to Feminine Fidelity is not tax-deductible as a charitable contribution.
Researching and writing biblical teaching and resource pages
Producing articles, podcast episodes, and other teaching materials
Developing future Titus 2 resources
Making resources freely available to women
Give One-Time Support
Stripe
Recurring Support
Buy Me a Coffee or Ko-fi
Amazon Wish List
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Other ways to support the work
- Pray for the work.
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- Encourage other women to study Scripture seriously.
Your prayers, readership, kind encouragement, and willingness to share Feminine Fidelity with other women are also precious forms of support. Every article read, podcast shared, thoughtful message sent, and prayer offered helps this work reach women who may need biblical encouragement.
Thank you for your kindness, your prayers, and your support of Feminine Fidelity.
With gratitude,
Anna
Soli Deo Gloria!
I have read some of your blog. I am very sorry for what your husband put you through for the alienation of your children, and for so much more that I do not know. I disagree with you theologically on some issues/many in fact and, yet, I am a Christian and a child of God just like you.
One thing I might mention to you is this: why not be just a little more tolerent of people with different views.
God is huge and wide and, in reality, beyond our total comprehension. No one gets it 100% right. One day we will know this.
I understand estrangement and it is the most awful pain in the world aside from death of a loved one … a different kind of pain but equally bad.
I wish you well Anna. Some women must work to put food on the table. Perhaps this is your way to make ends meet. I don’t know. You say you want for money. The Lord provides, but in reality he doesnot put food on the table. We have to. I am no staunch feminist, but I am not patriarchal either.
I think it tends to attract men who given the opportunity & who have the inclinationto abuse … will.
It would be nice to hear from you but I suspect that you will only speak to those who share your views 100%. And that is sad.
It truly is.
That’s it. Good luck.
Jaqquie
Not at all. I was raised in the church of Christ, my mother worked for the first several years of my life because she had no choice, she was modern minded in many ways, Democrat, didn’t trust men, and she tried to raise me the same. She wanted a career minded daughter but God has other ideas.
I believe Scripture is inerrant, infallible, sufficient, and authoritative. It interprets itself. I hold to the 1689 Baptist Confession and much of the Westminster Confession (though I’m not paedobaptist, I am a member of a PCA). My desire is to glorify the Lord in all that I do. This is why I might be perceived as intolerant, should you wish to see it that way. I believe we must stand on the Word and not allow that which God does not allow. I am disabled. I have had pneumonia dozens of times, my immune system is severely suppressed, my lungs damaged, and I have a long long list of physical problems. I work from home via Etsy and writing. Thank you for reaching out. Praying for you. Soli Deo Gloria!
Hi Again, Anna:
Thank you for you kind prayers.
Just a thought which you may already have looked into: If you are disabled, could you possibly get government benefits whether you’re children are grown or not? I know it is hard to accept help,but you are doing your best to work on your own (working from home IS work) …
I will pray for you. You are obviously a resilient,strong woman,but I hope things somehow, some way look up for you.
He has already given you great strength in dealing with so much.
Blessings,
Jaqquie
Thank you. I do receive disability. 🙂
Hi Anna, I’ve just recently come upon your blog after seeing your article on egalitarianism.
Anyway I used to make a lot of bread by grinding my own grain. I still do some, but my 4 kids are all grown now, so I have too much for my needs. I probably have an extra 50 lbs of organic oat groats. Could you use them?
Lisa
Since I’ve not heard back from you, I suppose you gave them to someone else. If they are still available, I am interested. Just let me know. I appreciate that you even thought of us. Have a Merry Christmas, Anna