WHAT WE'RE ABOUT
Our ultimate goal is lead girls to Jesus Christ through love and acceptance. We provide an environment of encouragement, support, and accountability through lasting Christian relationships. We provide a loving and safe environment where girls can develop their gifts and abilities. We want them to learn and live the Great Commission of Jesus Christ. Girls will build lifelong relationships with mentors who encourage girls to be spiritual leaders.
Wednesdays
We meet Wednesdays from 7 - 8 pm, ages preschool through sixth grade. Visitors are always welcome. All meetings include scripture, games, and activities that help girls grow in the spirit, character, and skills.
Girls ministries will stop for the summer on May 24th, and resume again on September 13th. During the summer months, we have many exciting kids activities that you won't want to miss!
Girls ministries will stop for the summer on May 24th, and resume again on September 13th. During the summer months, we have many exciting kids activities that you won't want to miss!
Girls Campout!
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What can be better than a fun campout with your best girl friends?
Girls in grades 3-8 are invited join us on June 8-10 at Lakewood Park Bible Camp near Devils Lake, North Dakota. There'll be fun workshops, a talent show, bonfire, worship, and a chance to make some new friends. If you're interested, please contact us and let us know. |
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Rainbows
For preschool children ages 3 and up (boys and girls). Find out more about Rainbows here. Daisies For kindergarten girls. Find out more about Daisies here. Prims For first and second grade girls. Find out more about Prims here. Stars For third through fifth grade girls. Find out more about Stars here. |
Ministry Opportunities
Coins For Kids is the missions branch of our girls ministries groups. We collect coins for specific missions projects to help children around the world!
Games & Activities
Find great activities and resources for elementary-age girls on the Mpact 4 Girls website! Find free games, puzzles, and more.
