Ten Girls Who Used Their Talents

Every Gift Has a Purpose — And So Does Every Girl

What if the very things that make you you — your skills, your passions, your abilities — were placed there on purpose? Not by accident, but by a God who sees you, knows you, and has plans for you?

Ten Girls Who Used Their Talents is a beautifully told collection of true stories about girls and women from different walks of life who dared to ask a simple but powerful question: “How can I use what God has given me for His glory?” And then they went and did it — with faith, courage, and joy.

These are not stories of perfect people. They are stories of ordinary girls who served an extraordinary God — and changed the world because of it.

What This Book Covers: Stories That Stir the Heart

Each chapter in this book profiles a real girl or woman who recognised that her gifts were not her own — they belonged to God first. Here’s a glimpse at the kinds of lives celebrated in these pages:

Helen – A gifted doctor who carried the gospel alongside her medicine all the way to Africa, healing bodies and pointing hearts toward Jesus.
Maureen – Who turned an ordinary bus into an extraordinary mission, driving through city streets and distributing food to homeless communities who needed both bread and hope.
Mary – Who did not let her own disability stop her from pouring out compassion and care for others — a quiet, steady witness to God’s sustaining grace.

And seven more just like them — each story a reminder that God doesn’t call the equipped; He equips the called.

Key Themes Explored in This Book

Stewardship of Gifts Every talent, skill, and passion is a trust from God. This book lovingly challenges readers to think about what they’ve been given — and what they’ll do with it.

Service and Sacrifice These girls didn’t use their talents for personal fame or comfort. They gave themselves to others, often at great cost, in the spirit of Christ who came not to be served but to serve.

The Great Commission in Everyday Life Whether in a hospital in Africa or a food van on city streets, these stories show that mission is not reserved for the pulpit — it lives wherever a believer takes their gifts.

Faith Over Fear Many of these women faced obstacles — disability, opposition, distance, doubt. But faith moved them forward. Their stories will challenge and encourage readers of every age.

Identity Rooted in Christ In an age when young girls are told their worth comes from appearance or achievement, this book gently anchors identity in something far more stable: being made and gifted by God, for God.

What Readers Will Learn

How God intentionally designs each person with unique gifts and abilities for His purposes
That serving others — in big ways and small — is central to the Christian life
Real, inspiring examples of how faith and everyday skills can go hand in hand
How to begin thinking about their own gifts and how those might be used for the kingdom
That the gospel reaches the world not just through preachers, but through doctors, bus drivers, caregivers, and every willing heart
That disability, limitation, or obscurity does not disqualify anyone from being used by God
How to cultivate a heart of service from a young age

Who Should Read This Book

This book is a wonderful gift for:

Girls aged 8–14 looking for role models whose lives are rooted in Christ
Parents and grandparents searching for faith-filled stories to share with the young girls in their lives
Sunday school teachers and children’s ministry leaders wanting resource-rich material for classes or groups
Christian schools and homeschool families building character and biblical values through literature
Anyone who needs a reminder — young or old — that their gifts matter and that God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things

A Perfect Companion

Don’t miss the companion volume, Ten Boys Who Used Their Talents, which features parallel stories of faith in action from the lives of remarkable boys and men. Together, these two books make a wonderful set — ideal as a gift, for a church library, or as part of a home devotional reading plan.

About the Author

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This book is part of the beloved Ten series — a collection of Christian biography books for children that has introduced thousands of young readers around the world to real men and women of faith. Each volume is written to be accessible, engaging, and spiritually nourishing, making them ideal for family reading, church libraries, and classroom use.

Series Information: The “Ten” Series

Ten Girls Who Used Their Talents is part of the popular Ten biography series for children, published to bring the inspiring lives of Christian men and women to the next generation. The series is widely used in: