Are you starting new? Or starting over? Gracious, either way can be hard. You may have just graduated a group of girls that had your heart and now you’re trying
5 Tips for Training New Small Group Leaders
Small Group leaders can have an incredible impact on your ministry, your girls, and even the families of the girls they lead. As eager or as hesitant as a leader
Social Nearing After a Year of Social Distancing
Just over a year ago, we had no vocabulary for some of the common things we are walking through now. It was not normal or even necessary to prompt people
Why Should We Talk About the Hard Things?
It’s interesting how one question or comment can quickly turn the mood in the room; how an intimate inquiry can lead everyone else to feel uncomfortable or wishing they were
Safety Tips: Human Trafficking and Our Teens
A Note from Lifeway Girls: Last month we talked about how Human Trafficking is Affecting Your Average Teenager, and we have invited Chrissy Duke from Beauty for Ashes Africa to
The Enneagram: How It Can Help You Be a Better Student Leader, Part 2
Earlier this week we learned what the Enneagram is and how it can potentially impact your leadership of students, as well as other relationships. In addition to Darrin Patrick, Carey
Human Trafficking is Affecting Our Average Teenage Girl
A Note from Lifeway Girls: This is definitely one of the more serious blog posts we have shared with you, but we think that it is vital for you as
Encouraging Her to Lead
A Note from Mary Margaret West: I love today’s topic so much. There’s something incredible about seeing girls step into leadership that makes it worth all of the hard conversations
Enough
A Note from Mary Margaret West: Every single one of us would be wise to listen to Cassie’s words today, not as a rebuke, but as an encouragement. None of
It’s Better to Be Kind than to Be Right
A Note from Mary Margaret West: If I’m honest, I’m one who is often quick to speak, rather than slow to listen. If we’re living and leading like Jesus, we’ll
