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    If I Were to Become a Man
    If I Were to Become a Man
    If I Were to Become a Man
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    If I Were to Become a Man

    By Joseph R Frazier

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    Relevant, timeless waypoints for those entering manhood. Fathers can be coaches to their sons in ways that lead to a contented, fulfilled life of joy and happiness. Joy is the person of Jesus, and happiness is our choice to lean into a relationship with Him.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateJul 7, 2014
    ISBN9781490839356
    If I Were to Become a Man
    Author

    Joseph R Frazier

    Joe Frazier and his wife, Claire, are natives of Houston, Texas. They have three children, Stephen, Robert, and Annie.

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