There's a special sale going on around here over the next two days, and I wanted to let you know about it.

read more >

I find it helps me to think and process this dilemma logically . . .

read more >

We tried. We really did. We embraced education, careers, prominence. We despised all relationships and responsibilities that would hold us back. We moved marriage, mothering, and homemaking from the top of our lists to the bottom–or crossed them off altogether. After all, we were so much more enlightened than our fore sisters were. The world had revolved around men, but it was our turn now.

read more >

Cynthia is grateful for how the mini-conference impacted the lives of those who attended, but she feels that follow-up is critical.

read more >

I asked Barbara Rainey—painter extroardinarre and True Woman ’08 speaker—“If you painted a picture of biblical womanhood, what would it look like?”

read more >

Whether you work in an office or at home, how do you see selfish ambition playing itself out in your life?

read more >

As we sang we'd glare at the boys, while digging our heels into the ground, giving the impression of grinding them into powder. I doubt we understood the song's content, and although our little game may have been innocent, in actuality, we girls loved the feeling of power brought on by this early form of ‘male bashing.’

read more >

Even though Jody Gates of Lafayette, New York, wasn’t able to attend the True Woman ’08 conference, she has taken Nancy’s challenge to heart and is spreading the message.

read more >

Until we present our young women with a new and beautiful vision of womanhood–a biblical vision . . . a high and noble vision that speaks to their true identity and purpose–they will continue to pursue the modern sexualized ideal, and slither further down the slippery slope.

read more >

World, watch out. 1,200 courageous princess warriors are now exiting the building!

read more >

When we’re too busy to take our daughters to the Word, we need to reorder our personal world.

read more >

This conference is sooo cool! I’ll fill you in on our morning while the girls and mentors fill their stomachs with Chick Fillet sandwiches. 

read more >

"If I could pray one thing for tweens, it would be that at their age, they can grasp how much Jesus loves them. If they really can grasp that and have that God-confidence . . . man, it will be life-changing!"

read more >

Every morning, Maryann wakes up and thanks God for the cross. It’s the centerpiece of her life. Maryann was raised in a Christian family. However, in high school she got absorbed into the drug and party culture, and found out she was pregnant at the age of 17. She had an abortion, which she kept a secret for 15 years, before specifically confessing her sin.

read more >

This is the kind of thing I wish had existed when I was a tween!

read more >

You’ll want to download your free kit today if you’re even considering hosting a True Woman Event in your world!

read more >

Embracing our role and calling as women does not include placing our trust in our husbands, but in our God.

read more >

After attending the True Woman conference last fall, Becky was so fired up that she wanted to tell all the women she knew. So, she posted a note on Facebook sharing how True Woman had impacted her life—and urging all her friends to get on board with the movement . . .

read more >

There’s one Southern phrase that I’m quite drawn to: “Steel Magnolia.” I love the phrase, because to me it speaks to the essence of womanhood. The image melds beauty with perseverance, softness with backbone, delicacy with durability, sweetness with stamina.

read more >

I’m pushing a lawn mower, biceps flexed, wearing a t-shirt I’ve earned by waking up before dawn to detassle in the cornfields. Yes, I feel good about myself and my strength.

read more >

Jill wanted to be a part of women’s ministry in the United States. True Woman ’08 gave her some ideas, but it wasn’t until a “chance” encounter one morning at church that God really showed her how to get started.

read more >

Today, let's consider how we express our femininity in more substantive ways than time spent in malls, dressing up for dates, collecting hundreds of lipstick colors, or the love of “Southern Living” décor. 

read more >

With her beauty, clothes, cars, houses, careers, and independence, Ms. Roberts is the epitome of fulfilled womanhood.

read more >

I tiptoed into the expansive, elegant great room at The Lodge this morning, to catch a bit of Revive Our Hearts’ first Women’s Ministry Directors' Retreat. Eleven women were standing in a circle, each holding a large sheet of paper . . .

read more >

Why not dress him in some of my old dresses, complete with a purse? We could let his hair grow long; no one would ever know the difference. We could call him . . . Erica!

read more >

It reminds me of sitting at the supper table as a little girl, shoveling the last bite of food into my mouth, and saying to Mom in one fast, slurred syllable, “ThankyouforthegoodmealmayIbeexcused?” I always said it. Every night . . .

read more >