Young women in Prince Rupert, B.C., learned that they were BUGs—beautiful, unique girls. Using Psalm 139:13-16 as their biblical foundation, leaders at the evening event discussed where positive and negative messages come from. Through music, drama and personal testimonies, the girls were given an opportunity to lay aside negative thoughts and choose to see themselves through God's eyes.
Using the atmosphere of a pyjama party, the group enjoyed nail-painting, games, pizza and fondue. “It was a great night, one that we will do again,” says Captain Nancy Sheils, corps officer, Prince Rupert Community Church.
“I know that my value comes from God and I don't need to look to other people for approval,” says one of the attendees. “It's more important what God thinks of me and what he has planned for me. Earthly standards mean nothing.”
Using the atmosphere of a pyjama party, the group enjoyed nail-painting, games, pizza and fondue. “It was a great night, one that we will do again,” says Captain Nancy Sheils, corps officer, Prince Rupert Community Church.
“I know that my value comes from God and I don't need to look to other people for approval,” says one of the attendees. “It's more important what God thinks of me and what he has planned for me. Earthly standards mean nothing.”
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