What age group are these studies for?
The studies are great to use with pre-teens (ages 9-12) and teens (ages 13+). Adults are also using theses studies.
Can these studies be used with boys?
The Modesty and Far Above Rubies studies are for girls. The other studies are not gender specific and can be used with both.
What Bible version is used?
The King James Version is used to quote scripture. Any version can be used to look up and write verses.
Want to start your own Christian ministry?
These studies will make it easy for you! You can start a weekly teen Bible study with girls in your neighborhood, from your church youth group, or
your homeschool group. Each study is designed in an easy-to-read & understand format. Shop for some studies, plan a day, and invite them over for pizza or snacks and a Bible study.
Thank you! My class loves your studies! - Rev. Tami
I work with 6 young ladies ranging in ages 13-15 and I am thankful to find a resource to help me with this ministry. - Claudette
...an excellent tool to help turn their hearts toward the Lord. -email
I am a 15 year old girl and I have started a bible study with my younger sisters and their friends..their friends only came to the Lord about 2 weeks ago...thanks very much! - email
I have been enjoying going through it all. I can't wait to get started with the girls in our church. Thanks and God Bless. - Mary, Calvary Chapel
Your bible studies are just perfect. My two grand-daughters are visiting me for the summer and we wanted to have a four week bible study. We went to our local christian store in search of a study that meet our needs we were so disappointed as we found nothing. We then went to the secular book store and again we
walked out empty handed. We were so disappointed but our disappointment turned into joy as my daughter emailed me the link to your site. - S. G.
Each study is brief and well written. Written exercises encourage girls to gather information from the Bible and the dictionary. It presents scripture to support key statements and encourages girls to look toward the Bible for answers to all of life's questions. Mrs. St. George challenges girls to examine their own behavior and measure it against God's word and to become doers of the word, not hearers only. While each study presents plenty of "meat" for our daughters to chew on, they also offer fun appealing crafts and activities to help expand on each topic. Overall, I would recommend them to be used alongside your daughter, as
an independent devotional, or for group study with a church or homeschool group. - Jessica Harvey, The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
About the Author: My name is Christine St. George. I became a Christian at age nineteen. I grew up in Massachusetts and moved to Missouri six years ago with my husband and three daughters. My favorite verse is: "For by grace are you saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast." Ephesians 2:8,9. How great is that promise that God gives us?
Helpful Tips for Starting a Teen Bible Study
1. Decide what studies you want to use. Four to six weeks is a good length; meeting once a week.
2. There is room on the left side of each study to 3-hole punch. Give them a folder to decorate and keep the studies in.
3. Some teens may not own a Bible or forget to bring one so you
should have enough Bibles available for them to borrow during the study.
Check your local dollar store.
4. Use a good dictionary (you can use more than one; including a
Bible dictionary), and have them take turns looking up any words.
5. Have them give you their address at the first study so that
if anyone misses a week, you can mail or email a copy of the study to them. You
could also wait and give it to them when they come to the next study.
6. You may want to mix things up and meet at the local park for one
or more of the studies. Ask your church if you can use the youth room.
7. Be flexible. Some teens may not show up and others may come
late. They may talk more (or less) depending on the topic of study. They
may seem bored. Remember, God is in charge - use the studies to plant
seeds then let him do his work within the teens.
8. Don't forget extra pencils & the snacks!
How To How to Start A Bible Study for Christian Teens
Email me with your helpful resources and tips or if you have any questions about the studies.
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