Girls Talk – Cape Town
Posted in Youth on January 31, 2010 by admin
This last Friday, 180 young ladies have gathered together to participate of one more Girls’ Talk held every Friday afternoons in our Cathedral of Faith, at 4pm. They come from several branches to participate of this special meeting with the purpose of learning more on how to become precious women of God and how to cope with peer pressure proper to their age group, be in school or work environment.
Particularly in this last meeting, girls were surprised by a different activity and had a a beautician teaching how to apply a light and perfect make up. They have enjoyed the
opportunity and had a good time together.
They are looking forward for what is the next surporise in store. Girls from Cape Town, do not miss out your last appointment.
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Obviously we desire to lead young girls and women to become exemplary women of God. But that can only come about when God’s principals are lived out and valued above all the world has to offer. The common direction that the world is taking women, is leading them away from the God-given blessings and responsibilities that were given to us from the time of Creation. Our uniqueness as women is being blurred by philosophies of feminism and immorality that fills every aspect of our culture.
Every single Pare de Sufrir (Stop Suffering) Newsletter is now talking about this Sisterhood thing… I look at some of the Sisterhood members and… yeah, they look happy, even trendy, but is that something I want for myself? Would I fit in?
This is the contribution of Susan Chauke and I felt compelled to share with you all! I hope you can realize how valuable you are:
In South Africa, HIV is spread mainly through sexual contact between men and women (Department of Education, 1999). An estimated 7 million South Africans are HIV-positive with the highest prevalence rates among young people, especially teenage girls (Department of Education, 1999, 2001; Coombe, 2002). Findings of a HIV/AIDS survey by the South African Department of Health among pregnant women attending public antenatal clinics show that the prevalence of HIV/ AIDS among pregnant women under the age of 20 years has risen 65.4% from 1997 to 1998 (Department of Education, 1999).
Don’t give in! The bible says: “Flee the evil desires of youth, and pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace, along with those who call on the Lord out of a pure heart.” 2 Timothy 2:22