The inception of the Just Girls club could not have begun at a better time than this. This is a ministry that young women of this generation in particular are crying out for. We are at the point where our life-changing decisions are being made.  At this stage of our lives, the decisions we make are exceptionally crucial. In addition, we are inundated with conflicting thoughts and ideas to our Christian beliefs on a daily basis. Sometimes these ideas stealthily surface at the brink of our decision making. It is such a time that necessitates spiritual guidance and encouragement. This club opens the avenue for young women to support and encourage each other spiritually as well as in other aspects of the multi-faceted modern girl’s world. 

Just Girls is a branch of the Youth Ablaze ministry devoted to young ladies from the age of sixteen. The club is designed exclusively for young women of God across many denominations and to draw other young women to the kingdom of God in a friendly non-judgmental environment. 

 OUR AIM 

To motivate and develop young women in different aspects of life
To empower young Christian ladies to develop a lasting relationship with Jesus Christ
To ensure that every young woman is strengthened and equipped to live her everyday life in fullness
To be an Activist for Jesus Christ
To open the avenue for sisters to support and encourage each other spiritually as well as in other aspects of the multi-faceted modern girl’s world. 
To participate in service projects that make a difference in other peoples lives 

 OUR MISSION STATEMENT 

Virtue is an asset, good worth and desirable quality that an individual possesses. Proverbs 31:10-31 give an account of what a virtuous woman should be like and a template on which young women can formulate character and develop good worth.

 A virtuous lady or young woman is a woman of much strength and should therefore exude confidence. Good character is at the centre of God’s desire for the kingdom woman which is why Proverbs 21:19 says it is much better to dwell in the wilderness than with a contentious and angry woman.