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FaithGirlz-Online Faith, Fun, and Community For Tween Girls

Online Faith, Fun, and Community For Tween Girls
FaithGirlz launches new user-friendly website
FaithGirlz website launched! www.FaithGirlz.com
Grand Rapids--- March 12, 2014---Growing up isn't easy. With so much to learn and figure out sometimes deciding who you are is the biggest challenge of all. Faithgirlz helps preteen girls discover the beauty of believing.  
As a product line created especially for girls from Zonderkidz, FaithGirlz offers tweens, ages 8-12, the unique opportunity to explore, share, and develop their faith. Zonderkidz is thrilled to be able to share God's Word to this unique and wonderful group of believers and seekers as they navigate the sometimes difficult, but always exciting, "tween" years.  
The FaithGirlz website was developed to give girls a sense of community and belonging that is an extension of Zonderkidz FaithGirlz products, which also include the new Good News Shoes and Samantha Sanderson series, and helpful resources like Finding God in Tough Times.  Girls will have the opportunity to create, learn and explore in a safe and welcoming environment that aims to bring them closer to God in their spiritual walk. The website offers a wealth of resources for bible studies, youth group gatherings, and time with friends that are especially targeted towards teen girls. The new website offers exciting new features that promote engagement and interaction. New features include:
  • Fun quizzes and polls
  • Yummy recipes
  • Devotions with interactive Live It Out! opportunities
  • Cool Crafts
  • FaithGirlz Freebies
  • Links to the newest FaithGirlz products
  • And more!

The FaithGirlz website  also includes a section just for parents and educators to learn additional information and get advice on parenting a FaithGirl from professional experts with backgrounds in working with tween girls.  
Visit the new FaithGirlz website at http://www.faithgirlz.com. 

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