What we believe
Formation for the whole girl
Our resources are built around six areas of formation — because holiness, healing, and wholeness are not separate things.
Biblical Literacy
Scripture-grounded guides to know God's word personally
Identity & Healing
Tools for wholeness and seeing yourself as God sees you
Mentorship
Guides for mentors walking alongside girls in faith
Creative Expression
Journaling, art, and storytelling rooted in truth
Leadership
Resources for girls stepping into their God-given voice
Discipleship
Study plans and tools for ongoing spiritual growth
Resource Library
Freely given. Freely received.
Download, share, and use everything below — no cost, no catch. Because truth belongs to every girl.
Imago Dei: 7-Day Devotional
Daily scripture, reflection, and prayer on being made in God's image.
Who Am I? Identity Journal
30 journal prompts for girls exploring identity through a biblical lens.
Mentor Conversation Guide
Structured conversations to help mentors go deep with girls in their care.
Holiness Is Not Weakness
A 4-week small group study on God's design for strength, gentleness, and grace.
Identity Affirmation Cards
Scripture-based cards reminding girls of who God says they are.
Obedience Is Freedom
A conversation guide for girls and communities on faith and surrender.
Why this matters
Girlhood is being shaped by something
Identity is constantly being negotiated. Confusion, pressure, trauma, and noise are forming a generation. The Imago Initiative exists to ensure girls are formed instead by the presence, wisdom, and character of Christ.
What we stand on
Holiness is not weakness
It is the courage to live fully and unapologetically as God made you.
Gentleness is not passivity
It is power held with grace, intention, and the wisdom of God.
Obedience is freedom
Following God is not bondage — it is the deepest kind of freedom available to us.
Theology is for every girl
It must live in hearts and daily lives — not just classrooms and pulpits.
You are Imago Dei
Made in the image of God — before the world ever told you otherwise.
Generations change
When a girl knows who God is, she knows who she is — and that revelation ripples forward.