Vicki Courtney is back with His Girl, an eight-week Bible study guide that explains what it means to be God’s girl in this crazy world.
July 9, 2006 (Press Release) --
Contact: Erika Sumner, PR by the Book, (281) 895-7190, erika@prbythebook.com
Interview Vicki Courtney
WHO: Vicki Courtney, founder of Virtuous Reality Ministries® and author of several books, resources, and Bible studies, including Your Boy, Teen Virtue, and Yada, Yada: A Journal for Moms, is back with His Girl, an eight-week Bible study guide based on her best-selling book, Your Girl: Raising a Godly Daughter in an Ungodly World and explains what it means to be God’s girl in this crazy world. The agnostic feminist, turned Christian understands teens and what makes them tick.
WHAT: The LifeWay study packet includes a student magazine full of photographs and illustrations, a DVD pack with teaching segments featuring Christian music artists Kelly Minter and Jami Smith, and a leader’s guide.
WHEN: Release date: August 1, 2006; Interviews available upon request
(NASHVILLE) Many teenage girls seek answers to life’s great questions in curious places. They devour fashion magazines, inhale reality television, and are mesmerized by Paris Hilton and her teacup Chihuahuas. They believe these pop culture representations can provide them with answers to important issues, including self-worth, anti-conformity, purity, girl politics, and self-worth. His Girl is a positive alternative for ways to navigate these difficult issues.
His Girl discusses these topics and others facing teen girls, in a conversational tone that they will actually hear and understand. The innovative resource is a great opportunity for mothers, grandparents, teachers, counselors, ministers, and other community members to teach teen girls how to address important moral issues. Courtney’s previous resources have already reached 150,000 girls and women each year.
Courtney can discuss:
• Conversation methods adults can model to relate their life experiences with teens.
• Signs that a teenager is striving for perfection and methods to begin self-acceptance.
• Reasons why teens should trust the Bible and how it is applicable to their modern lives.
• How women of all ages face self-esteem issues and should discuss these insecurities with their daughters.
• Fashion trends and how teens can remain stylish with more modest attire.
For more information about His Girl or how to talk to your teenager, visit www.vickicourtney.com or www.virtuousreality.com. To schedule an interview or request more information, please contact Erika Sumner, PR by the Book, (281) 895-7190 or erika@prbythebook.com.
Interview Vicki Courtney
WHO: Vicki Courtney, founder of Virtuous Reality Ministries® and author of several books, resources, and Bible studies, including Your Boy, Teen Virtue, and Yada, Yada: A Journal for Moms, is back with His Girl, an eight-week Bible study guide based on her best-selling book, Your Girl: Raising a Godly Daughter in an Ungodly World and explains what it means to be God’s girl in this crazy world. The agnostic feminist, turned Christian understands teens and what makes them tick.
WHAT: The LifeWay study packet includes a student magazine full of photographs and illustrations, a DVD pack with teaching segments featuring Christian music artists Kelly Minter and Jami Smith, and a leader’s guide.
WHEN: Release date: August 1, 2006; Interviews available upon request
(NASHVILLE) Many teenage girls seek answers to life’s great questions in curious places. They devour fashion magazines, inhale reality television, and are mesmerized by Paris Hilton and her teacup Chihuahuas. They believe these pop culture representations can provide them with answers to important issues, including self-worth, anti-conformity, purity, girl politics, and self-worth. His Girl is a positive alternative for ways to navigate these difficult issues.
His Girl discusses these topics and others facing teen girls, in a conversational tone that they will actually hear and understand. The innovative resource is a great opportunity for mothers, grandparents, teachers, counselors, ministers, and other community members to teach teen girls how to address important moral issues. Courtney’s previous resources have already reached 150,000 girls and women each year.
Courtney can discuss:
• Conversation methods adults can model to relate their life experiences with teens.
• Signs that a teenager is striving for perfection and methods to begin self-acceptance.
• Reasons why teens should trust the Bible and how it is applicable to their modern lives.
• How women of all ages face self-esteem issues and should discuss these insecurities with their daughters.
• Fashion trends and how teens can remain stylish with more modest attire.
For more information about His Girl or how to talk to your teenager, visit www.vickicourtney.com or www.virtuousreality.com. To schedule an interview or request more information, please contact Erika Sumner, PR by the Book, (281) 895-7190 or erika@prbythebook.com.
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