Saturday, January 7, 2012

What is the Girls Ministries club and the Teen Girls Ministries?

The National Girls Ministries is divided into two major programs:

Girls Ministries (Mpact Club)     AND      Teen Girls Ministries  (TGM Club)

 

Mpact Girls Clubs  (Rainbows, Daisies, Prims, Stars) is a program for winning girls to Jesus Christ through love and acceptance. Mpact Girls Clubs provides an environment of support and accountability while helping girls to develop their gifts and abilities. In addition, girls build lifelong relationships with mentors who encourage girls to be spiritual leaders.

Teen Girls Clubs (Friends and Girls Only) are Bible- and discussion-based curriculum for girls in middle school and high school that serves as a guide for the Titus 2 principle of godly women mentoring girls.
Each unit is made up of six lessons which can be taught as an achievement or a nonachievement option. Projects and Adventures complement each unit and reading schedules are available to help each girl track their progress as they read the entire Bible.


At our church we have the following clubs - they meet every Sunday Morning at 9 AM.

Rainbows Club:   Preschool children ages 3 and up

Noah’s Ark provides an exciting theme for the Bible stories, crafts, full-color activity pages, and games for this preschool club. Rainbows add colorful animal badges to their vests as they complete requirements for the achievement program. Units can be completed in 4 weeks. Only nine units need to be completed each year.

Distinctives

Pledge:  As a Rainbow, I will be a good helper, pleasing Jesus every day. 

 

Motto:  Rainbows are helpers. 

 

Verse:    We are... helpers.    (2 Corinthians 1:24 KJV)


Colors:  Green and white, which stand for growth and purity.

Daisies Club:  For kindergarten girls

Darcy, Diana, and Dorie (paper dolls) help Daisies make life applications from the Bible stories and principles they learn. Daisies earn colorful badges depicting these club characters as they complete requirements for the achievement program. Four-week units allow visitors to fit in right away. Club sponsors and girls select the nine units they want to complete during the year.

Distinctives

Pledge:  As a Daisy I will be happy, good, and helpful, letting my light shine for Jesus.


Motto:  Daisies tell about Jesus.


Verse:  Let your light... shine.   (Matthew 5:16 NIV)


Colors:  Yellow and white, which stand for light and purity.



Prims Club:  For first- and second-grade girls

Megan, Carmen, Kim, and Tonya guide Prims through life-application stories as the girls learn biblical principles. The Discovery Box stores lesson-related objects to be displayed during lesson time to make learning even more fun. Prims earn colorful badges depicting these club characters as they complete requirements for the achievement program. Units can be completed in 4 weeks. Only 18 units need to be completed in 2 years.

Distinctives

Pledge:  As a Prim, I will be careful of what I say, where I go, and what I do; trying always to be my very best for the Lord Jesus, because I love Him.


Motto:  I will be kind and thoughtful.


Verse:  Be kind... to one another.    (Ephesians 4:32 NIV)


Colors:  Pink and white, which stand for kindness and purity.


Stars Club:  For third- through fifth-grade girls

Girls make their way up the Stairway of the Stars achievement program as they complete units in the four worlds: The World of Truth (basic Christian doctrine), The World Around You (missions), The World About You (activities), and The World Within You (character development). Memorization, projects, and Bible reading are all a part of completing the achievement program as an Honor Star. Four-week units are supplemented with projects and Adventures.

Distinctives

Pledge:  Having accepted Jesus as my Savior, I will follow Him in service, in testimony, in attitude, and in relationships; striving always to glorify my Lord as a Star.


Motto:  I will follow Jesus.


Verse:  Teach me Your way, O Lord, and I will walk in Your truth; give me an undivided heart, that I may fear Your name. I will praise You... with all my heart; I will glorify Your name forever.           (Psalm 86:11-12 NIV)


Colors:  Blue and white, which stand for loyalty and purity.


Friends Club: For Middle School Age Girls

Friends Club provides discussion-oriented lessons to continue the Titus 2 principle of women mentoring young girls. Topics of study include the sanctity of life, accountability, commitment to Christ, life-controlling problems, purity, and choices. Units are made up of six lessons. Projects and Adventures add to each unit. The completion of unit requirements and Bible reading make a girl eligible to be a Friends Graduate.

Distinctives

Pledge:  As Friends, we will be committed to Jesus Christ our Lord, Christian values, family, friends, and church; promising to encourage and provide accountability to one another.


 Motto:  We are committed to God.

Scripture Verse:  Your hearts must be fully committed to the Lord our God, to live by his decrees and obey His commands.                  1 Kings 8:61, NIV


Colors:  Purple and white, which stand for commitment and purity.




Girls Only Club Sponsors:  High School Girls

Ninth- through Twelfth-Grade Girls

Girls Only Club gives girls a place to grow in God. Discussion-oriented units include women in ministry, college and career, truth, dating, pro-life vs. pro-choice, and attitude. Six-lesson units are complemented with projects and Adventures. Completion of unit requirements and Bible reading make a girl eligible to be a Girls Only Graduate.

Distinctives

Pledges:  I pledge to reflect God in every part of my life: spiritual, social, emotional, and physical; and stand firm in my commitment to Him, both now and in the future.


Motto:  Every day in every way I will boldly live for God.


Scripture Verse:  Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight..
Proverbs 3:5,6, NIV


Colors:  Red and white, which stand for boldness and purity.


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