Get Started On Letters To Karen/Letters To Philip: On Keeping Love In Marriage Two-In-One Conceived By Charlie W. Shedd Released As Paper Edition

a gift from a friend with the warning that it has oldfashioned ideas of gender roles in a marriage, So I took the lessons with a grain of salt, I enjoyed the first half of the book becuase I felt many of the lessons could be applied to how to treat your working spouse whether male or female.
The second half of the book was a bit painful with its sexism, I remind myself that this book likely positively impacted marriages who raised more progressive sons and daughters, Each generation hopefully is an improvement upon the previous, Really a great read for premarital or married couples! Here are wise and witty letters written by pastorauthor Charlie W, Shedd to his daughter, Karen, and son, Philip, as they approached their weddings, Thousands of couples have benefited over the years from reading Karen and Philip's mail, Dr. Charles W. Shedd was an American Presbyterian minister and a master communicator of homespun wisdom, Dr. Shedd served as a Presbyterian minister for overyears, He was the shepherd of small country churches and big city cathedrals, Along the way, he walked alongside janitors, farmers, physicians, senators, and presidential cabinet members, Pastor Shedd never met a stranger, or left anyone who did not feel richer for being in this presence, He authored overbooks, wrote nationally syndicated columns, and was a favorite guest of numerous television and radio personalities, Dr. Charles W. Shedd was an American Presbyterian minister and a master communicator of homespun wisdom, Dr. Shedd served as a Presbyterian minister for overyears, He was the shepherd of small country churches and big city cathedrals, Along the way, he walked alongside janitors, farmers, physicians, senators, and presidential cabinet members, "Pastor Shedd" never met a stranger, or left anyone who did not feel

richer for being in this presence, He authored overbooks, wrote nationally syndicated columns, and was a favorite guest of numerous television and radio personalities, sitelink.