Growing Up Female

A mother-daughter event for middle school girls and their moms

Jr. High girls are faced with many difficulties as they navigate their ever changing world. Self-esteem, emotions, body-image and relationships are just a few of the challenges brought on by adolescence. Join us for this incredible workshop as family-life specialist Amy Sluss addresses these challenging areas and equips mothers and daughters with the tools needed to be able to connect with each other and effectively navigate the early teen years.

Saturday, April 21st, 10am-12pm

or

Friday, April 27th, 7pm-9pm

at Cornerstone Fellowship

Registration includes:
Two hour event
Special gift for daughter
Take-home materials to continue the conversation and provide additional support

Cost: $50 per mother-daughter pair

To register click here

IMPORTANT: Please only register the mother for this event. If you try to register both mother and daughter it will charge you $50 per person.

For more information contact Becky at: beckyf@cornerstoneweb.org

Don't miss out on this awesome opportunity to connect with your daughter during these critical middle school years when she needs you the most!

April Teaching Series

Cooties to Cuties

Since the beginning of time, every individual has fallen under its spell.  No one is really sure when it starts or exactly what causes it.  Scientists have determined that it has something to do with a combination of springtime and the junior high age, but don't know much more beyond that.  It's when that guy or girl in your class mysteriously transitions from a potential cootie outbreak, to a down right cutie.  Over the next three weeks, JHM is going to look at the transition for Cooties to Cuties, and see what God has to tell us about healthy relationships.


Important note to parents: We are always fully behind you on your decisions regarding your child and dating.  The purpose of this series is to come alongside you and support you in those decisions.  Our hose is that we would be able to provide your students with a godly perspective on relationships and challenge them to live that out.  From a personal perspective, I don't think any Junior High student should be more than just friends with the opposite sex.  Thanks for letting us partner with you in caring for your student!