Kids, being young and impressionable, want to be popular like their favorite entertainers. They want to dress like them, act like them and are frequently in awe of them.
When those they admire are bands like Jump5 or BarlowGirl or artists like Robert Pierre or Krystal Meyers, we, as parents, can feel safe. When they look up to pregnant teens or rehab repeaters, safe isn't the word.
A Young Man With a Message and a Mission
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Robert Pierre may be young, but that hasn't stopped him from taking the message of hope, encouragement and salvation to the masses of his generation. He has released one album, is gearing up for a second and has toured nationwide with Christ in Youth.
Of his ministry, Robert says, "I'll do whatever God wants me to do, and it's His choice. So far He's opened a ton of doors, but no matter what continues to happen, I'm in this for Him."
An Intense Passion to Spread the Gospel Paired with an Unwavering Faith
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While her success might have been a surprise, her path certainly wasn't. Krystal explained, "I knew I would be doing music ministry ever since I could talk."
Serious About Her Calling
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Bethany said, "The people who come up to me after shows are girls in college and high school. They relate to the music because I'm not singing about being fifteen five years ago. I am fifteen."
No longer a teen, Bethany is now a wife and mom, but she still trusts that God has her exactly where He wants her, ministering to the people that need to hear what she has to say.
Sisters who are Not Afraid to Stand Up and Stand Out
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In an age when girls are encouraged to go as bare as they dare, try everything once and follow the crowd, the BarlowGirl girls provide a biblical alternative. They aren't afraid to talk about trusting God, purity and standing up for what you believe.
A Family-friendly Alternative to the Sex-driven Teen Pop Scene
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