Fatherhood Matters: An Inspirational Journal With Positive Affirmations for DAD

by Ayanna Mills Ambrose, Christopher Ambrose

Overview

Are you looking for a special journal for your father? Are you looking for a journal that is filled with inspirational affirmations and scriptures? Are you looking for a journal that has a unique design and is perfect for daily journaling? Well, if so, then look no further, this is the book for you!

Our brand new 'Fatherhood Matters - An Inspirational Journal With Affirmations for DAD' has been expertly created for all fathers so that they have their very own special journal for daily journaling, filled with affirmations and scriptures, this inspirational journal is something all dads are sure to love!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798986447704
Publisher:	Thanx A Mills, LLC
Publication date:	06/14/2022
Pages:	104
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.22(d)

About the Author

Christopher Ambrose, affectionately known as “Life,” is the CEO of The Men of New Water Incorporated, an all-male mentoring organization and a social worker for underprivileged youth and families.

Christopher is a mediator, youth advocate, and family trauma specialist. Christopher graduated from Virginia State University, where he founded The Men of New Water at the age of 17.

Christopher’s mission is to transform good men into great mentors. Raised in Freeport, New York, he now lives with his wife, three sons, and dog in Georgia.


Ayanna Mills Ambrose, M.B.A. is an 18X Bestselling Author, Licensed & Ordained Evangelist, and Book Publisher.

Ayanna empowers women to embrace their past stories of triumph and trauma as the core of their success. Through her company, Thanx A Mills, LLC, Ayanna has delivered numerous literary and empowerment speeches and helped over 200 authors to achieve their dreams of becoming authors.

Ayanna is a lover of Christ, a happy wife, and a mom to three sons destined to be change-makers.

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