Worth that cannot be measured
Explore divine identity and the difference between inherent worth, confidence, achievement, and other people’s approval.
Join the interest listFor Latter-day Saint young women ages 12–17
Remember who you are. Recognize your gifts. Stand with faith in a noisy world.
A Christ-centered group class created to help young women separate their eternal worth from appearance, approval, achievement, social comparison, and mistakes—and begin recognizing the gifts, voice, and faithful influence God has placed within them.
A gentle place to learn and grow
A parent or legal guardian enrolls and pays for every minor. Class discussions are educational and are not group therapy. Renee will encourage young women to seek a parent, trusted adult, ecclesiastical leader, or qualified professional when personal concerns require individual help.
The four-week journey
Explore divine identity and the difference between inherent worth, confidence, achievement, and other people’s approval.
Identify personal strengths, spiritual gifts, learned abilities, meaningful interests, and ways to develop them with humility.
Discuss friendship, social media, comparison, respectful boundaries, wise support, and speaking with courage and compassion.
Create a personal plan for growth, relationships, spiritual grounding, and using her gifts to bless others.
What is included
Continue the journey together
The classes can culminate in an optional in-person experience with meaningful connection, nourishing meals, gentle wellness activities, a guest speaker, and a celebratory tea party.
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Dates, confirmed times, speaker details, location information, and enrollment links will be sent when registration opens.
This class is designed especially for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and reflects Renee’s personal faith. It is not sponsored by, endorsed by, or affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Educational mentoring is not a substitute for medical, mental-health, or ecclesiastical care.