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"""Women are abandoning their relationship with Christ and the church in record numbers, and sexual shame ranks high among the reasons. . . . The church must address this cataclysmic issue to regain its standing in the world. Do you want to learn how Christians and the church can help these women find sexual freedom, overcome their shame, and be transformed into healthy women of God? Then digest Skarka's findings and apply them to your relationships and ministries."" --Sue G. Edwards, Dallas Theological Seminary ""Joy Skarka's groundbreaking research adds an important contribution to a long-neglected conversation. Her up-to-date, research-based conclusions and recommendations are already helping those of us who are training the next generation of ministry leaders. And I'm certain her good work will continue to do what it has already done--help many women who are dealing with sexual shame to find freedom and healing."" --Sandra Glahn, coauthor of Sexual Intimacy in Marriage ""Joy Skarka has provided a timely and greatly needed book for both men and women. Sexual Shame in Women and How to Experience Freedom brings awareness of the least talked about problem in women's ministry. Best of all, it provides the pathway of true freedom in Christ. Joy's life and advanced training make her uniquely qualified to guide you to this freedom and experience a life of sexual healing and wholeness according to God's great design."" --C. Gary Barnes, Dallas Theological Seminary"

Women are abandoning their relationship with Christ and the church in record numbers, and sexual shame ranks high among the reasons. . . . The church must address this cataclysmic issue to regain its standing in the world. Do you want to learn how Christians and the church can help these women find sexual freedom, overcome their shame, and be transformed into healthy women of God? Then digest Skarka's findings and apply them to your relationships and ministries. --Sue G. Edwards, Dallas Theological Seminary Joy Skarka's groundbreaking research adds an important contribution to a long-neglected conversation. Her up-to-date, research-based conclusions and recommendations are already helping those of us who are training the next generation of ministry leaders. And I'm certain her good work will continue to do what it has already done--help many women who are dealing with sexual shame to find freedom and healing. --Sandra Glahn, coauthor of Sexual Intimacy in Marriage Joy Skarka has provided a timely and greatly needed book for both men and women. Sexual Shame in Women and How to Experience Freedom brings awareness of the least talked about problem in women's ministry. Best of all, it provides the pathway of true freedom in Christ. Joy's life and advanced training make her uniquely qualified to guide you to this freedom and experience a life of sexual healing and wholeness according to God's great design. --C. Gary Barnes, Dallas Theological Seminary Women are abandoning their relationship with Christ and the church in record numbers, and sexual shame ranks high among the reasons. . . . The church must address this cataclysmic issue to regain its standing in the world. Do you want to learn how Christians and the church can help these women find sexual freedom, overcome their shame, and be transformed into healthy women of God? Then digest Skarka's findings and apply them to your relationships and ministries. --Sue G. Edwards, Dallas Theological Seminary Joy Skarka's groundbreaking research adds an important contribution to a long-neglected conversation. Her up-to-date, research-based conclusions and recommendations are already helping those of us who are training the next generation of ministry leaders. And I'm certain her good work will continue to do what it has already done--help many women who are dealing with sexual shame to find freedom and healing. --Sandra Glahn, coauthor of Sexual Intimacy in Marriage Joy Skarka has provided a timely and greatly needed book for both men and women. Sexual Shame in Women and How to Experience Freedom brings awareness of the least talked about problem in women's ministry. Best of all, it provides the pathway of true freedom in Christ. Joy's life and advanced training make her uniquely qualified to guide you to this freedom and experience a life of sexual healing and wholeness according to God's great design. --C. Gary Barnes, Dallas Theological Seminary

Women are abandoning their relationship with Christ and the church in record numbers, and sexual shame ranks high among the reasons. . . . The church must address this cataclysmic issue to regain its standing in the world. Do you want to learn how Christians and the church can help these women find sexual freedom, overcome their shame, and be transformed into healthy women of God? Then digest Skarka's findings and apply them to your relationships and ministries. --Sue G. Edwards, Dallas Theological Seminary Joy Skarka's groundbreaking research adds an important contribution to a long-neglected conversation. Her up-to-date, research-based conclusions and recommendations are already helping those of us who are training the next generation of ministry leaders. And I'm certain her good work will continue to do what it has already done--help many women who are dealing with sexual shame to find freedom and healing. --Sandra Glahn, coauthor of Sexual Intimacy in Marriage Joy Skarka has provided a timely and greatly needed book for both men and women. Sexual Shame in Women and How to Experience Freedom brings awareness of the least talked about problem in women's ministry. Best of all, it provides the pathway of true freedom in Christ. Joy's life and advanced training make her uniquely qualified to guide you to this freedom and experience a life of sexual healing and wholeness according to God's great design. --C. Gary Barnes, Dallas Theological Seminary

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Joy Skarka is the Director of Discipleship at Authentic Intimacy, creating resources to reclaim God's design for sexuality. Joy has a published chapter in Sanctified Sexuality: Valuing Sex in an Oversexed World, edited by Sandra Glahn and C. Gary Barnes. In 2021, she graduated with her doctorate in educational ministry from Dallas Theological Seminary, focusing on helping women find freedom from sexual shame.

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