The Girl Who Baptized Herself

The Girl Who Baptized HerselfBy: Meggan Watterson This riveting exploration of a nearly lost first century scripture tells the story of a courageous saint named Thecla and offers us a road map to knowing our worth. Meggan Watterson writes with a prophets vision and a mystics heart.Arianna Huffington, founder and CEO, Thrive Global A teenage girl named Thecla is sitting at her bedroom window listening to a man share stories nearby. Her mother and fianc order her to stop. But

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