I thought answering here was best - hope she is reading :-)....
Sherri - the answer to all of your questions is YES!! Yes, our daughters like it. I could be quippy and say that is why there is so many of them but is more due to the commitment of the great moms whose own enthusiasm and talents make each group a success - in their own way.
And yes, it is a bit like a religion class in that the girls will learn about their faith but it is more like scouting (minus the camping which is not required but that is another story for another time).
When LF first began I was seeking a place for my girls (now 20 and 18 y.o.) to be with other Catholic girls, have fun, make crafts, do skits, and much more that - I wanted them to be in place where their faith was celebrated and not ignored. Where being Catholic was a cause for joy not embarrassment and not prejudice or condemnation.
So, LF can be whatever you want it to be - more like a religion class if your girls need that or more like scouting if you would like that without cookies to sell :-)!
There are avenues to reach out to their families, church and community and a new program called Honor Badges (coming in 2009) will let them learn and earn about such things as running a household, impacting the world through the media. It is an exciting program (I think) and while it is geared towards older girls (12 and up) your daughter's early years as a LF will get her ready to transform the world for Christ when she is older.
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Thank you so much for answering my question! I am so glad that it is fun. I was talking to my sister-in-law today, and she teaches at a Catholic school. Out of the blue, she asked if I had ever heard of the Little Flowers Girls' Club! She just discovered that there is a rather new group at her school. It is too far for us to go on a regular basis, but at least we will know that there is another group around. :-)
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