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by Ellie Hunja (Author)
Girls can learn to lean on God to navigate the ups and downs of their core teen years.
Girls between the ages of 14 and 16 aren't preteens anymore, but they're not quite adults either--they're full-fledged teenagers! They are starting to feel mature emotions and may have already faced some real-world challenges. No matter what life has in store, God is always near. Teen Devotional for Girls is packed with everything teens need to discover God's limitless love and purpose for them:- Weekly devotions: 52 weeks of devotions that speak directly to teen hearts and experiences and provide a path to regular Bible study and prayers, easing teens into a natural interest and desire for deepening their faith.
- Scripture and prayers: Carefully chosen verses and heartfelt prayers uplift, encourage, and help teens connect and talk to God.
- Relevant and relatable topics: Real-life issues that affect every teen girl--body image and self-acceptance; identity and self-esteem; faith and spirituality; friends and first loves; mental health and emotional well-being; social media and technology; and more.
- Personal reflections: Reflective questions and activities that inspire teens to apply biblical lessons to their daily life and encourage them to trust God and themselves.
Whether teen girls are new to their faith or looking to strengthen their relationship with Jesus, this devotional is here to support them every step of the way.
Author Biography
Ellie Hunja is an author, social worker, wife, and mother of three living in Los Angeles. Her writing flows from her deep love of people and aims to cultivate connection, build empathy, and inspire growth.
Ellie is also the author of Blessings, New Mom: A Women's Devotional, which offers biblical encouragement for moms in their baby's first year. You can find more of Ellie's writing at EllieHunja.com, where she covers topics like parenting, faith, mental health, social justice, raising a child with autism, and more. Her writing has been featured on websites such as Her View from Home, Thought Catalog, Equipping Godly Women, and The Mighty, and in print in The MomCo magazine and the book So God Made a Mother. Ellie grew up in Southfield, Michigan, and attended Georgetown University, where she earned a BA in sociology, and University of Michigan, where she earned a master of social work degree. Ellie loves museums, musical theater, Motown music, and making memories with her family. You can connect with Ellie on Instagram @elliehunja and Facebook @elliehunjawriter.
Number of Pages: 144
Dimensions: 0.4 x 8 x 5.9 IN
Publication Date: August 05, 2025
