Frequently Asked Questions |
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Is
Rainbow for girls a religious organization? A sorority? A secret order? It
is none of these. Rainbow is an active youth organization which offers
each girl:
Rainbow
does have some closed meetings that only members attend. This is similar
to sororities that bring groups of women together, but also have closed
meetings. Rainbow is different-- it allows not only members, but also
members' parents, grandparents and legal guardians to attend all those
meetings. These individuals are welcomed and encouraged to participate
in meetings and in other activities. They are also encouraged to serve
on Advisory Boards. Yes, of course -- when you are willing to support and attend meetings regularly, which are held twice monthly. Rainbow gives you a strong base from which to launch your future and prepare for the responsibilities of adulthood. But like anything, you will only get out of it what you put into it. You will form lasting friendships with other wonderful girls, and among other things, learn responsibility and self-reliance. What will I gain from membership in Rainbow for Girls? You
will have the opportunity to accept responsibility, develop leadership,
work as a member of a committee and learn the importance of being of
service to others. Since you are energetic and active, it is most
essential that your efforts be directed in channels that will occupy
your spare time to the best advantage. The teachings of Rainbow tend to
keep before you the importance of the many virtues which will stay with
you into adulthood. All of these benefits and many more will be found in
Rainbow. How may I become a Rainbow Girl? Email
the Assembly here (email to: LynnBroyhill12@cableone.net).
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