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Girl’s Ministries

Girl’s Ministries is the Wednesday night club program for girls from Kindergarten through grade 6. Nationwide, this Assemblies of God program involves over 174,000 girls and 20,000 clubs. Its goal is to help fulfill the Titus 2 principle of women mentoring young girls. Girls Ministries provides a place of acceptance and love through Christian relationships for girls in pre-school through twelve years of age. The clubs provide spiritual development, encouragement, support, and connection. The clubs are designed to effectively relate to each specific grade level. Opportunities for developing their gifts and abilities are offered to serve each other as well as acquainting them with outreach. Biblically based lessons, crafts, and fun activities are planned by caring sponsors and support staff. It is our desire to establish a safe, caring environment where girls learn to grow physically, mentally, and spiritually.

Girls Clubs

Daisies Club

The club colors are yellow and white, which stand for light and purity, and their motto is “Daisies tell about Jesus.” Their badges cover such topics as forgiving, helping, obeying, and sharing. This club spans one year and it requires only 9 badges to become an Honor Daisy.

Prims Club

(Grades 1 & 2)
The club colors are pink and white, which stand for kindness and purity, and their motto is “I will be kind and thoughtful”. Their badges cover such topics as Art, Bible Treasures, Nature, and Creation.

Stars Club

(Grades 3 – 5)
The club colors are blue and white, which stand for loyalty and purity, and their motto is “I will follow Jesus.” Their badges cover such topics as The Holy Spirit, Cooking, Women of the New Testament, and First Aid. The highest level reached in stars is for girls who have earned all their badges and have completed all of their requirements can become an Honor Star at the end of their 5th grade year.

Friends Club

(Grades 6)
This club was developed to specifically meet the spiritual and social needs for this age group. They are no longer children, but becoming young ladies. Girls in these grades are experiencing many changes. They are making choices and encountering challenges that they didn’t experience in their earlier years. In Friends Club, girls will find the support and guidance they need to make good choices. The Friends curriculum is discussion oriented and the girls work on charms rather than badges. Their club colors are purple and white, which stand for commitment and purity, and their motto is “We are committed to God.” Charm topics include accountability, attitude, choices, peer pressure, and self-esteem.

For more information, visit the national Girl’s Ministries web site.

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