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King for a Week – Solo Femininity

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I’ll be the first to admit that this week’s King for a Week is not a site that is geared primarily towards a person like me – a married male. However, this does not mean that the site is without value to me. Solo Femininity is the home of author (Did I Kiss Marriage Goodbye?), blogger, speaker and all around nice person Carolyn McCulley. Carolyn is part of the Sovereign Grace family and works with C.J. Mahaney and Josh Harris. Her site provides “Godward encouragement for Christian single women (and others who visit here).” I am proud to be one of those “others” who visit the site and I have often benefitted from Carolyn’s ministry and encouragement.

For the next week you will be able to see the five most recent headlines from Solo Femininity in the sidebar of my site. I encourage you to visit her site and read those articles. I have no doubt that you will benefit from them as I have.

I continue to accept nominations for King of the Week. If you have a site you would like to nominate, feel free to do so by clicking on the “suggest” button below the King of the Week box.


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