Feminine Not Feminist

Thank you, Candy, for bringing Christ-centered healing and enlightenment to life through testimony, Biblical instruction and application through storytelling. Your book is a welcome gift to the journey of life.

In the wake of trauma, Candy uncovers God’s loving presence and intentional design in creation. Her story gently leads readers toward clarity, inner healing, and a restored sense of peace in a turbulent world.

Women need freedom from the lies of those who claim to free them but don’t. Candy Thompson is an important voice for this both in her personal story and in showing clear paths forward from trauma, deception, bitterness, and bondage. She pragmatically demonstrates God-designed womanhood and manhood, leading to redemption, new identity, healing, and flourishing.

Candy Thompson has written a bold book that describes the true mental, physical, and emotional effects of her three abortions, dispelling the lies of feminism and abortion advocates. She cites scientific studies verifying the effects of abortion on her and many other women.

Through returning to God for His forgiveness, Candy’s journey of healing and wholeness, through faith in God’s Word, is truly an inspiration for all who suffer from mental, emotional, or physical illness.

I sincerely recommend Candy’s true story of overcoming the past to find God’s blessings in His plan for marriage.

Candy Thompson embodies the courage to speak truth to lies, while pointing to the hope and freedom found in Christ. She is always willing to share the pain she experienced through abortion and the healing she has found in Jesus Christ. She isn’t afraid to take on culture head-on and expose the feminist agenda’s lies and deceptions that seeks to indoctrinate women today.

In a generation that is confused about identity, femininity, and truth, Candy is calling women back to biblical womanhood. What makes her book so powerful is that she writes from her own experiences, not just theories she has developed. Her story is a reminder that no past is beyond God’s grace and no life is too broken for His restoration.

As Candy’s pastor, it has been my joy to witness her help women find redemption and point them toward the beauty and freedom found in surrendering to God’s plan. I believe many women will find hope, healing, and renewed purpose through these pages.

In a time where masculinity is often labeled toxic and biblical submission is viewed as oppressive, it is essential for The Church to speak boldly and biblically to these critical issues. Candy Thompson’s voice is both timely and necessary as she points women back to God’s beautiful design.

As Candy’s pastor’s wife, I have had a front row seat to witness her deep passion for women to have the veil lifted from their eyes so they can experience the freedom, purpose, and empowerment found within God’s divine order. Candy’s testimony is filled with miraculous God-stories of healing, provision, deliverance, and restoration. She carries a unique anointing to confront dark deceptions and reveal God’s heart toward women with conviction and compassion.

There is no doubt many lives will be transformed because of Candy’s obedient “yes” to the Lord in writing this book.

In Feminine Not Feminist, Candy Thompson offers a courageous and raw account of a life once defined by the rebellion of the 1960s—from the heavy weight of past abortions and the isolation of a psychiatric ward to a miraculous journey of restoration.

As a seasoned mentor for women, Candy takes up a vital mantle for the next generation, validating her personal experience with both scriptural truth and scientific insight. Having known Candy personally for years, I have witnessed her deep passion for sharing this story to bring others hope. After seeing her 43-year journey of faith and a marriage reclaimed through Christ, I highly recommend this book as an essential beacon of light for any soul searching for forgiveness, truth, and the joy of God’s covenant design.

This book is a powerful testimony of redemption, courage, and the transforming love of Jesus. Through deeply personal experiences of emotional pain, abuse, loss, and chronic illness, Candy invites us right into her journey from brokenness to wholeness. Her story is raw, honest, and filled with hope—reminding us that no one is beyond the reach of God’s healing. This is more than a story; it’s an invitation into freedom.

Through Scripture and the story of her life, Candy sets forth God’s original design for women. Her greatest desire is for them to be set free to live as God intended. Her commonsense approach makes it easy for women to recognize where they might fall short. I’ve watched Candy be a living example of her convictions. Read and be encouraged. Read and be changed.