The power of womanhood

mother.JPG“To a certain extent, woman is the conservator of her nation’s welfare. Her virtue, if firm and uncorrupted will stand sentinel over that empire.”

-Female Piety, John Angell James (1800′s)

“No free communities ever existed without morals, and…morals are the work of woman. Consequently, whatever affects the condition of women, their habits and their opinions, has great political importance in my eyes.”

-Democracy in America (1831)

If you have not yet realized the power of your influence not only in your sphere of influence (whether home, church, community) but also for the overall good of the nation, now is the time to take it seriously. No matter your age, whether young or old, single or married. Our nation is in dire need of its godly women who fear the Lord to step forward and make an impact for good!

About Lindsay

Lindsay Edmonds is first a lover of Jesus, wife, mother of four, homemaker, and writer. She loves inspiring women around the world toward simple, natural, and intentional living for the glory of God.

2 Responses to The power of womanhood

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  2. Stacy February 18, 2008 at 12:27 pm #

    Great thoughts. Women are certainly influential and can really set the tone for the home (and many other places). Thanks for the reminder :)

    By the way, I am really enjoying your blog!

    Love the new picture of you and your daughter – very sweet.

    Stacy
    http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/AussieinAmerica/