A Seeking Heart with Chloe Langr

 In this episode:

  • What makes someone a good friend?
  • What makes Allison think she's a sucky friend?
  • How friendships remind us of Christ
  • Why Healing First, Seeking Friends Second
  • Chloe Langr's new book, "Sisterhood: Giving and Receiving the Gift of Friendship" is available now from Our Sunday Visitor
  • Learn more about Chloe at LettersToWomenPodcast.com 

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