From Worn to Worthy explores how the world views women through a lens of objectification, and contrasts the truth of how God views women.

What are you clothed in? I don’t mean what you’re literally wearing, but from a spiritual perspective - what are you clothed in? Does it seem like you are wearing the weight of the world? Do you feel worn down and drained of passion? Because of the world’s objectified perception of women, it can be easy to feel clothed in things that don’t do us justice, and oftentimes end up making us feel unworthy. But, conversely I shall ask: What do you desire to be clothed in? I assume things like love, strength, truth, hope and dignity may now be at the forefront of your mind. Well, what if there was a voice proclaiming those truths over you? One who sees you as everything you were created to be, no matter what you’re wearing? From Worn to Worthy explores the harsh realities of how the world views women through a lens of objectification, and contrasts them with the truth of how God views women. From there, it implores the women reading to cling to God’s viewpoint, clothe themselves in His promises, and seek after Him down a path of true justice, healing, obedience, and love.

Ashley Nadine Schaber studied Criminal Justice as part of the Honors College at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and focused her research on the worldwide objectification of women and girls and its societal consequences: violence against women and girls, and commercial sexual exploitation. Apart from her studies, Ashley was the President of a student-led ministry on her campus throughout college, and has participated in numerous international and domestic relief and developmental mission trips. Ashley plans to begin Graduate studies focused on Ministry Leadership and Theology soon, and in the meantime enjoys working in human services, writing, travelling, and spending time with her mother and brother.