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Kentucky Women of Purpose
 Civil rights activist and state Sen. Georgia Mae Powers (1923–2016) proved that one unwavering voice can bring change. (Jim Curtis photograph collection on Civil Rights in Kentucky, University of Kentucky Libraries, Special Collections Research Center)

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When God Flips the Script
Bobbie's current work in progress is titled God Flips the Script.
To be added to the distribution list for previews when available, email her at
bobbiebryant40@gmail.com


Man Journey

The Man Journey is a heartfelt invitation for men to step into a journey of discovery rather than performance. Tim writes with biblical clarity, and a deep belief that true greatness is found in Christ. Bobbie worked with Tim to shape this book so it speaks not only to men but also to the wives, daughters, mothers, and sisters who long to see them flourish. She said,
"I believe in this message and I believe the men in our lives need it now more than ever."
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Legacy of Refinement

Bobbie was pleased to work with the Shelby County Historical Society on

Legacy of Refinement 

Dedicated to the memory of Sherry Jelsma, this 2025 publication focuses on the nationally known girls school, Science Hill Female Academy, Science Hill Inn, and Wakefield Scearce Galleries.

$20

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