* New * - SPARK! for 4th Grade Girls
SPARK is an off-shoot of the popular BLAZE ministry (Walking with Purpose ministry for teen/tween girls).
It was created to counteract the way our society drives girls to question their identity, worth and beauty.
Through SPARK, we emphasize how a girl's identity is rooted in Christ as God's chosen, beloved daughter.
LEARN MORE ABOUT BLAZE AT WWW.WALKINGWITHPURPOSE.COM/BLAZE
BLAZE - Fall 2024 | 7th & 8th Grade Girls
Registration information will be coming out soon. Please see the schedule to the right.
BLAZE Ministry Objectives:
To teach the girls that they are unconditionally loved by their heavenly Father.
To explain the Gospel message of salvation in a way middle school girls understand.
To teach girls how to differentiate between truth and lies.
To teach girls to base their worth on being children of God. To teach the girls how to pray in their own words.
To teach the girls how to use the Bible as a tool for spiritual growth.
That the material learned in BLAZE and relationships fostered provides an alternative to the unhealthy way our culture encourages teens to cope with challenges of their stage of life.
SPARK SCHEDULE:
Starts Sept. 19th Tuesdays & Thursdays 3-4pm
(No meeting on Sept. 26th).
Last session: Oct. 8th
BLAZE SCHEDULE:
T - Oct. 24
TH - Oct. 29
TH - Nov. 7
T - Nov. 12
TH - Nov. 14
T - Nov. 19
Sign up coming soon.
BLAZE Testimonials:
“BLAZE made me realize that it’s okay to have doubts. To grow stronger in your faith, we have to ask questions, and I feel that it's a big part of BLAZE. I also feel that every time I walk out of BLAZE, my faith is stronger.”
-Isabella, Grade 8
“I learned many things this year from BLAZE, but the lesson that mostly stood out to me it doesn’t matter what you look like, you are always beautiful to God.”
-Katie, Grade 8
"I loved BLAZE because it taught us that God is always with us. BLAZE talks about how we don’t need to have popular friends, we make important decisions and we are beautiful inside and out. BLAZE taught me so much, and I hope I get to do it again in 8th grade."
-Abigail, Grade 7
