Living Like a Girl of Grace

A Joint Bible Study About Relationships for Tween Girls and Their Moms

In Living like a Girl of Grace, the second study in the Girls of Grace Bible study series, author Catherine Bird encourages moms and daughters to explore what it means to build and sustain Christ-centered relationships. Some of the toughest experiences we encounter as young girls (and moms, too) are a result of the people we choose as friends. How do you respond with grace to a bully? How do you cope with the loss of a friendship? What does it mean to put faith over fear and begin to live like the girl of grace God has designed and called you to be? Find out together through a fun and meaningful exploration of these life lessons in Catherine’s next study!

This updated and revised edition includes many wonderful tools, including options for in-person and virtual study. More resources for Living Like a Girl of Grace can be found here.

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The tween years are often challenging for girls and their moms to navigate. Resources like Living like a Girl of Grace are a godsend for those of us who want to guide our girls to a deeper faith during these often tumultuous years. This Bible study for moms to do with their daughters is an opportunity to speak wisdom and truth into their hearts during a season when the world is telling them what they lack. Living like a Girl of Grace will help moms help their daughters build godly friendships which is such an important part of adolescence. If you have a tween daughter, you need this Bible study!
– Teri Lynne Underwood, Author of Praying for Girls: Asking God for the Things They Need Most
For Christian moms desiring intimate, meaty, and eternal connections with their tween daughters, Living like a Girl of Grace is a welcomed treasure. Author Catherine Bird seamlessly meshes timeless biblical truth with contemporary struggles of relationship, helping both generations embrace Christ’s love for us and in us. I so wish a study like this had existed during my tween years; my mom and I would have relished drawing closer together as we also drew closer to the Father.
– Ava Sturgeon, Author of the teen Bible studies A Daughter’s Worth and A Daughter’s Heart

Moms of young girls need a lot of tools to help their daughters reach their potential. Living like a Girl of Grace is one of those tools, helping a mom invest in her relationship with her girl and empowering a young girl to build her own best network of positive relationships in her life.
– Lynn Cowell, Author of Brave Beauty and Make Your Move
I wish I had this resource available to me when my girls were tweens. It’s biblical, relatable, and an excellent follow-up to the first book in the series. The emphasis on relationships with practical wisdom and insights for navigating friendships in today’s world will meet the real, felt needs of tweens . . . and the moms that love them.
– Anna LeBaron, Author of The Polygamist’s Daughter

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“In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:16, Catherine Bird, Living Like a Girl of Grace
“Words have power, friends. We know this because our God literally spoke our world into being.” Catherine Bird, Living Like a Girl of Grace
“We were created out of love for love with purpose on purpose.” Catherine Bird, Living Like a Girl of Grace
“With God's help, you can make the wise choice to forge relationships with people who encourage you to be the person God has designed you to be.” Catherine Bird, Living Like a Girl of Grace
“You are fearfully and wonderfully made! God does not make mistakes, and he thinks all of his creations are beautiful.” Catherine Bird, Living Like a Girl of Grace
“It only takes one person to combat the peer pressure of conforming to a group.” Catherine Bird, Living Like a Girl of Grace

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