Ministering to the Young Single Adult - Elmer Towns

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Ministering to theYoung Single Adul
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ContentsIntroduction1 The Enigma of
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young persons. The college student
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CHAPTER 1The Enigmaof the Young Sin
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A twenty-eight-year-old stenographe
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IV. CLASSIFICATIONThere are many ki
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There seems to be a lack of desire
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FOOTNOTES1. Judy Klemesrud, The Chi
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Who Is the Young Single Adult?I. PR
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What do you think is Ann’s main p
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adult . . . Probably it is safe to
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Other reasons are given that young
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FOOTNOTES1. Paul B. Maves, Understa
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The Young Single Adult and His Prob
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3. Wants to succeed in his work but
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Although more people live in high-r
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in the family got married, left the
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will appear around the drinks. You
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Page 91 and 92: BibliographyAllen, E. “Who Wants
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