So Much More

This book is not another Christian-teenage-girl ''survival guide.'' So Much More shows how Christian girls can wage war with the world and win. The Botkin sisters focus on how young women can rise above their God-hating culture and change it for the better. Today, countless young ladies face difficult problems and challenging questions. While many long for godly purpose in their lives, their bewilderment mounts when they observe broken homes, distant fathers, overwhelmed mothers, degrading college courses, and a lack of spiritual guidance --” both at home and at church. As hope for security and stability fades, it is no wonder that many young ladies feel orphaned, unprotected, and without hope for their futures. Within the pages of this book, discover practical, biblical solutions for the young woman who wants to do so much more than just ''survive'' in a savagely feministic, anti-Christian culture. Find the answers a girl is not likely to get from her church, her peers, or her culture.

Anna Sofia and Elizabeth Botkin, ages nineteen and seventeen, respectively, have observed the decline of Western civilization in both the United States and the British Commonwealth. They are the daughters of Geoffrey and Victoria Botkin and currently live on New Zealand's Seven Arrows Ranch with their family. For many years they and their five brothers have shared their family's vision for cultural reformation, and have actively worked with their father on projects affecting family, church, and state. They both share a deep concern about the momentous choices young, unmarried women will make at this very important time in history---choices that will not only affect the rest of their lives, but also the future of the West.