When CNN and FOX News asked Vicki Courtney to discuss child safety and the Internet on-air last summer, the best-selling author who is popular among both teenagers and parents knew this urgent issue had to become the core topic of her next book.

For sure, gone are the days when kids were safe just as long as they were at home and under your nose. Today’s children can access the world from a growing number of portable gadgets, and depending on what they do with this ability, could potentially invite a world of danger into their lives.

Logged On and Tuned Out is a timely wake-up call to low-tech (tuned out) parents whose high-tech (logged on) kids use modern computer and cell phone technology like second nature. In simple language, moms and dads overwhelmed by today’s digital world will learn the imperative basics and checkpoints of Instant Messaging, text messaging, social networking Web sites (MySpace, Facebook), chat rooms, and photo and video uploading. The book even has its own related Web site where parents can download online safety contracts, get updated information about safety filters, and more.

between is an insightful book for preteen girls that looks and reads like an irresistibly fun magazine.  between offers a wealth of wisdom to a booming and most impressionable audience. Through colorful articles, quizzes, games, and lists, girls age eight to twelve are encouraged to grow spiritually and socially in every major area of life. Still, most admirably, the book encourages girls to enjoy being their age rather than succumbing to modern culture’s temptations to grow up too fast.

Girls between the ages of eight and twelve certainly do have a tough time finding admirable influences in today’s culture. Sensitive to that issue, the Between Pocket Bible combines the complete text of the acclaimed Holman Christian Standard Bible translation with cool and clear-headed material from author Vicki Courtney’s fun and faithful Between magabook releases.

Throughout the Bible, twenty-eight full-color pages of pre-teen-friendly content are purposefully dispersed to give young girls biblical advice on faith, family, fashion, friendship, boys, and more. And the additional thirty-two page devotional section is perfect for their personal or Sunday school group reading. The pocket-sized product also slips easily into any purse or backpack.

Following up her best-selling editions of TeenVirtue and TeenVirtue 2, Vicki Courtney’s TeenVirtue Confidential takes an even more interactive direction than before by offering God-focused answers to real questions sent in from teenage girls. The main topics here are: The Future, Guys, Body Development and Sex, and Faith.

Some featured articles in this bright and fun magazine-styled book series include “Your Top 10 Questions for Guys . . . and Their Answers,” “Your #1 Question for God,” ““Words of Wisdom from College Women,” “Quiz: Are You a Cell-Mannered Girl?,” and “Sex Questions . . . We Have the Answers.”

A follow-up to Vicki's best-selling TeenVirtue, this maga-book focuses on a
teen girl's relationships with friends, family, guys, and God. Easy-to-read
articles such as "Life Lessons from Barbie and Ken," "Online Diaries: Are
you sharing TMI?" and "Google a Sinner," are sure to make this TeenVirtue a
favorite among girls.

Available: May, 2006

When popular speaker Vicki Courtney released the best-selling Your Girl in
2004, and Beth Moore declared it "A must read for every daughter¹s mother,"
it wasn't long before a fast-growing audience was naturally requesting Your
Boy. After all, parents are seeking help to grow godly sons as well. And as
the mother of two boys herself, Vicki rises to the occasion with this
inspiring, tell-it-like-it-is new favorite.

Your Girl addresses the negative influences facing young women in today’s culture and what mothers can do to counteract the cultural influences and raise Godly daughters. Vicki Courtney addresses the times our daughters live in, the high calling of motherhood, and the necessity to enter the battle to counteract the influences.

Does the woman in Proverbs 31 make you feel like a sluggard? For years Christian women have struggled to understand what the Proverbs 31 woman was all about. Instead of encouragement or instruction, for most, this passage offered “more guilt than eating a one-pound bag of M&Ms.” Is this the ideal woman? Or is the Proverbs 31 woman an outdated fixture of the past?

Vicki Courtney believes that this passage is not in the Bible by accident and that a virtuous woman is a rare find in today’s world. Join Vicki as she sojourns with you to unravel the mystery behind the Proverbs 31 woman.

Safe Eyes is the # 1 rated Internet parental control software that allows parents to determine how their children use the Internet. Safe Eyes provides: Web Blocking (blocks up to 35 categories of potentially harmful content), Time Controls (controls the amount and times of day that kids spent online), Instant Messaging (blocks or monitors your children’s IM chats), Program Blocking (blocks IM, P2P file sharing and any other application), Social Networking (tracks activity to keep your children safe from predators while they are on social networking sites such as My Space, Facebook, & Xanga), Usage Reporting (creates reports of websites visited, IM chats and programs used), and Instant Alerts (provides instant notifications via email, text message, or phone call when a child visits inappropriate websites).

 His Girl will equip teen girls for the marvelous and mind-boggling journey through adolescence and beyond. This eight-week study will tackle issues that teen girls face every day—conformity, purity, girl politics, and modesty, just to name a few. His Girl will challenge and encourage them as they seek to live as godly women in today’s anything-but-godly world.

The student book is a magazine containing over 300 photographs and illustrations. It also contains quizzes, articles, devotional material, an Ask Vicki column, and tons of other “magazine-like” features. It also contains suggestions for girls to use in talking with their mothers about the issues discussed in the study.

This study is based on the book Your Girl: Raising a Godly Daughter in an Ungodly World by Vicki Courtney. This study can be used in conjunction with Your Girl: A Bible Study for Mothers of Teens.  

This Leader's Guide contains administrative helps, teaching plans, and other helpful information to equip a woman (or even a teen) to lead a group of teen girls in an eight-week Bible study.

The DVD pack contains one DVD, one leader’s guide, and one student book magazine. The DVD contains teaching segments featuring Christian music artists Kelly Minter and Jami Smith, along with youth speaker Ruth Geertz. This DVD also contains interviews with teen girls who are wrestling with the issues discussed in the study. 

This Bible study provides tools to help mothers of teens raise godly daughters in an anything-but-godly world. It addresses six of the fiercest battles of the teen years: conformity, purity, girl politics, and modesty, just to name a few. It challenges and empowers mothers impart a passion for God in the lives of their daughters. In addition to individual study, this resource can also be used in a group study setting. It is designed for mothers to complete a chapter of study each week and then meet with other mothers for discussion and further study.

This resource is based on the book Your Girl: Raising a Godly Daughter in an Ungodly World by Vicki Courtney, and it can be used in conjunction with His Girl: A Bible Study for Teen Girls.  

The DVD pack contains two DVDs and one member book. The DVD contains teaching segments featuring Vicki Courtney. On it, Vicki speaks to the hearts of mothers as she provides practical insights, helpful instruction, and inspirational challenges. This DVD also contains interviews with teen girls who are wrestling with the issues discussed in the study.  

There are misguided concepts in our culture that can drive women—even those who know Christ—toward a less-than-abundant life. Myths such as “If I follow Christ, my life will be trouble-free” and “If I could just meet the right guy, I would be happy.” And although women may know that fulfillment is not found in a remodeled kitchen or new pair of shoes, these false ideals may still impact them more than they realize or care to admit.

To counteract these untruths, this new study confronts the worldly perception of what it really means to live “an abundant life”—and shows how women can find true abundance. Vicki Courtney’s signature high-energy, engaging style makes this resource ideal for women of all ages, even collegians. Text includes leader notes in back.