The Three Weavers Plus Companion Guide: A Father's Guide to Guarding His Daughter's Purity
"What little girl wouldn't want to learn how to be a princess and keep herself pure for her Prince? The Three Weavers Plus Companion Guide by Robert and Shelley Noonan is a little girl's dream come true. A simple allegory written in poetic and touching language, this book is a Bible study for fathers and daughters. They will both learn how important it is to discuss matters of the heart and to keep lines of communication open, while studying God's plan for marriage. The book includes six short lessons, a father's Bible study, plus suggestions for enrichment activities and for a purity ceremony at its completion. Also included is a list of resources. It is sure to make a daughter feel loved and cherished, while she discovers how her Prince should measure up. As a mom of three daughters myself, I eagerly read this story and the discussion questions in just a matter of hours and found the father's Bible study provoking and the story innocently presented to parallel the real message. Appropriate for girls from about ages nine to sixteen, it will certainly be enlisted in our curriculum!" --Reviewed by Marti Niemann from TEACH MagazineThe Three Weavers Plus Companion Guide motivates, inspires, and equips fathers to courageously assume their Godly responsibility to protect their daughter's purity for marriage while strengthening a loving relationship that will last a lifetime. In the current world of compromise, Robert and Shelley Noonan have superbly crafted a must-read book for every caring father desiring to give his daughter the best wedding gift of all...a pure heart! --Chuck Black - husband, father, and author of The Kingdom Series"THREE WEAVERS is a poignant tale of dads, daughters, and destiny. In this study guide, Bob and Shelley have given dads and daughters tools to create a destiny filled with grace, purity, and hope. As dads and daughters are woven together through this study, so will the fabric of the future families of these beloved daughters be like beautiful cloth, strong and lovely." --Jan Bloom author of Who Should We Then Read? and What Should We Then Know?