Most teen girls in today’s society are torn between a traditional view of femininity and the contemporary realities of becoming a woman. Media messages heavily influence them to desire to become a certain dress size or body type. Their friends and peers also want them to conform to societal and peer pressures. Yet, their parents also place specific pressures upon these teen girls. With all of these mixed messages coming at a teen girl from various angles, it is often difficult for a teen girl to discover “Who She Really Is” along with the ability to decipher God’s plan for her life. The pressure to be popular and a celebrity competes with the hidden “authentic” self that many teen girls admit they repress to “fit in” with their peers. This book provides churches, schools, and community organizations with a detailed, yet flexible program which develops teen girls into aspiring Christian young ladies who possess spiritual and moral values, high self-esteem, leadership skills, academic excellence, and a commitment to serving mankind.