Every week, our Thomas Nelson Live Events team packs a suitcase and heads off to the dark recesses of an arena.  In early October, we packed our bags, but not for Women of Faith or The Revolve Tour, but to attend Catalyst East: The Tension is Good.  Our history with Catalyst has spanned a few years.  Our leadership teams have shared conversations around the same table and discussed ideas about connecting with participants.  In the three days we enjoyed at the Duluth event, our team was blown away by the content and the conversations.  More than anything, we left convinced that the Catalyst Leader is a key component in influencing the next generation of women.

At Revolve, you have the opportunity to share the same blessing of Catalyst with your daughter, niece, or girls in your youth group.  The event is a one-of-a-kind inspirational weekend for 6th– to 12th–grade girls that combines award-winning bands, drama, and speakers with real, relevant messages.  But Revolve is much more than just a fun time for girls.  Since it began, more than 35,000 girls have indicated they made first-time decisions for Christ at a Revolve Tour event. More than 16,000 children have been sponsored through World Vision as a result of The Revolve Tour.  This year’s event, Dream On, will feature speakers Chad Eastham, Jenna Lucado Bishop, Kathryn McCormack, Jamie-Grace Harper, and Courtney Clark Cleveland; compelling dramas; and be highlighted by musical artists Hawk Nelson, Britt Nicole, and Group 1 Crew.

As a Catalyst Leader, you have the influence to be a champion for teenage girls in your church, community, and family and partner with us to make sure they not only know about Revolve but have a chance to attend.  Would you help in this critical cause? You could be the first step in bringing a girl to Revolve who so desperately needs to hear the message of grace and love found in Jesus.

Just think how amazing it would be if every teenage girl heard she was loved, adored and thought beautiful by the God of the Universe.  That’s our desire, however, we can’t do it alone.  Join us as we attempt to change the next generation, one girl at a time.

Check out what Women of Faith’s Luci Swindoll shares about her experience with Revolve and how it changed the life of her young grandniece in 2009.