Sorry I haven’t posted. I’ve been ill and swamped
I’m sorry that I have been unable to answer questions the past two weeks. I’ve been sick with acute bronchitis, working on finishing up a book called Lord, I Just Want to Be Happy, and getting ready to go to Hungary to speak at a woman’s conference.
I’m leaving May 13th and will be returning May 22. I have gotten some really challenging questions recently that I’m sure you’ll want to hear about for example, Do I have biblical grounds to leave an abusive husband?, and My husband’s bad moods are dragging me down. He blames me for everything. What can I do?
Send your questions to me at www.leslievernick.com and I’ll answer them each Monday again, after I return from my trip.
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