"I drive hunched over like a grandma."
"Yeah, but I'm more of a masculine driver." *emphatic pause* "I like grandmas."
"I like boys."
"Huh?"
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Our vision
We are Christian young women who are in early teens to early twenties. We are at a turning point in our lives and want to see our sisters in Christ catch a fresh vision.
What we want to see is a generation of purposeful young women who passionately live for the glory of Christ and his Kingdom, wherever they are. Our desire is to give frustrated young ladies hope for the future and practical ideas for redeeming the present.
We have been burdened with and blinded by the cultural expectations placed upon us as young women, and each of us is questioning the authority of popular culture.
These are some of the problem areas we have identified in ourselves and in our peers:
1. Lack of vision
2. Lack of practical preparation for college, marriage, or singleness
3. Stereotypes the culture expects us to follow regarding beauty, success, and relationships with young men
4. Poor family relationships
5. Fear of the future
6. A lack of accountability relationships
7. Lack of role models
8. Failure to achieve goals
9. Unclear priorities
We want to encourage each other to 'keep on,' to be faithful in the small things, to not 'grow weary in well doing,' and above all, to pursue Jesus Christ wholeheartedly.
What we want to see is a generation of purposeful young women who passionately live for the glory of Christ and his Kingdom, wherever they are. Our desire is to give frustrated young ladies hope for the future and practical ideas for redeeming the present.
We have been burdened with and blinded by the cultural expectations placed upon us as young women, and each of us is questioning the authority of popular culture.
These are some of the problem areas we have identified in ourselves and in our peers:
1. Lack of vision
2. Lack of practical preparation for college, marriage, or singleness
3. Stereotypes the culture expects us to follow regarding beauty, success, and relationships with young men
4. Poor family relationships
5. Fear of the future
6. A lack of accountability relationships
7. Lack of role models
8. Failure to achieve goals
9. Unclear priorities
We want to encourage each other to 'keep on,' to be faithful in the small things, to not 'grow weary in well doing,' and above all, to pursue Jesus Christ wholeheartedly.
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A Grief Observed by C.S. Lewis
The Great Divorce by C.S.Lewis
Miracles by C.S. Lewis
The Abolition of Man by C.S. Lewis
A Shattered Visage by Ravi Zacharias
Can Man Live Without God? by RaviZacharias
I Don’t have enough faith to be an Athiest by Norman Geisler
God In the Dock by C.S. Lewis
The Roots of Endurance by JohnPiper
Don’t Waste Your Life by JohnPiper
A Godward Life by John Piper
He Gave Us a Valley by Helen Roseveare
Digging Ditches by Helen Roseveare
The Pursuit of Holiness by Jerry Bridges
What’s So Amazing About Grace? by Philip Yancey
Hells Best Kept Secret
Amy Carmichael of Dohnavur
Lords of the Earth by Don Richardson
The Hiding Place
Pilgrims Progress
The Life and Diary of David Brainerd
Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners by John Bunyan
Holy War by John Bunyan
1776 by David McCullough
Narrative of the life of Frederick Douglass
The Light and the Glory by Peter Marshall
When Character Was King by Peggy Noonan
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
Citizen Soldiers by Stephen Ambrose
D-Day by Stephen Ambrose
A Patriots History of the United States
Common Sense and Other Writings
The Federalist Papers
How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
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3 comments:
I really don't understand this Chelle, Can you help me? ~Sari
Yeah, Chelle...enough of the cryptic posts already!!
okay, okay...it was a two-part conversation that took place in the car...and it was funny at the time. driver no 1 drives like a grandma. Driver no 2 likes grandmas and drives like a boy. driver no 1 likes boys. driver no 2 was just as confused as you are. lol.
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