FINDLAY, OH, January 30, 2012 (Press-News.org) The authors of the Amazon best-seller: "Teen Devotionals... For Girls!" have done it again. With over 2,500 subscribers to their online devotions, they have decided to publish a second devotional book. The book will contain 90 devotionals written with today's teen girls in mind.
These devotions are read daily by teens around the world, used in Bible study groups, and have even been used at events such as "See You at the Pole". Here's what's being said about them:
"These devotions are perfect for a teenage girl. I look forward to reading them every day. I appreciate how relevant they are to a teenager's life because usually, it is hard to relate to devotions, especially when the author just doesn't understand a teen girl. Seriously, these daily inspirations are great!" ~ Michelle Markech: Review on Amazon.com
"These devotions are perfect for my teen girls; short, simple and relevant. They're helpful for starting my girls' small group or our girls' Sunday school class. Perfect for focusing on the important issues in life. It's important for teen girls to learn to fill their minds with positive things, such as the Word of God. If they don't, the enemy and the world will fill their minds for them...with "stuff" that will drag them down. This book helps them "fill up" on "good stuff"!" ~Amazon review from a mom of teens
Volume 2 of "Teen Devotionals... For Girls!" is expected to be released in April of this year. To receive the devotions for free via e-mail simply sign up at http://www.teen-beauty-tips.com/free-teen-devotionals.html
FindYourTrueBeauty.com Announces the Upcoming Release of Their Latest Devotional Book
Shelley Hitz, founder of FindYourTrueBeauty.com and her team are excited to announce the upcoming release of their second devotional book that is expected to be released in April of this year.
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[Press-News.org] FindYourTrueBeauty.com Announces the Upcoming Release of Their Latest Devotional BookShelley Hitz, founder of FindYourTrueBeauty.com and her team are excited to announce the upcoming release of their second devotional book that is expected to be released in April of this year.