A word from DANNAH GRESH
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A word from DANNAH GRESH
A word from DANNAH GRESH Body image issues are literally devouring our Christian teen girls, along with boy-craziness that often results in broken hearts, at the very least. Sexual pain, at the very worst. We don’t really want to think that our girls could fall on the wrong side of the stats. I know I don’t. But the fact is, I ended up on the wrong side of the stats. I was left with a heart broken by sexual pain despite, ironically, my incredible love for Christ. Thankfully, His love rebuilt my heart and set it free so that today I pass on hope and healing. I’ve spent the last twelve years on the front lines of the battle for sexual purity, which has planted me squarely on the front lines of the issues of modesty and true beauty for tween girls aged 8-12. The research indicates that if we can firmly implant the values of modesty, (age-appropriate) purity, and true beauty in girls when they are younger, we build a great defense for them. Secret Keeper Girl has offered resources to over 100,000 moms and daughters and live events for tens of thousands. (Last year alone, 600 Secret Keeper Girl event attendees came to know Christ for the first time.) This ministry has experienced tremendous growth and blessing during the past two years due to the fact that it touches the hot button issues moms want to find answers for. But what happens when their daughter turns 13? Aside from the presence of God’s Spirit in a teen girls life, the greatest protection against impurity and body image issues is a mom who stays engaged! After a great deal of prayer and waiting on God for confirmation, I feel called to offer a 3-hour “next step” event for moms and their teen daughters that we’ll simply call Pure Freedom. I hope you’ll want to be a part of it. In His Love Dannah Gresh Founder, Pure Freedom 3006 Research Drive, State College, PA 16801 • 814-234-6072 • www.purefreedom.org
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