Meet PiNK's Summer Leaders

   Meet the girls who are so anxious and 

   excited to dig into God's Word this 

   summer and serve as leaders during 

   PiNK's summer study, ROOTED.

Soyo Awosika-Olumo

School: Freshman at University of Pittsburg

Favorite Color: Blue and Purple

Favorite Verse: Hebrews 11:40 and Proverbs 
20:24

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Sweet Passion Iced 
Tea and Cinnamon Dolce Latte

Favorite Sonic Drink: Cherry Limeade

                            

Soyo plans on getting her degree in computer 
engineering and then seeing where God and life 
takes her. 

Stephanie Harris 

School: Junior at University of Mary-Hardin 
Baylor 

Favorite Color: Purple

Favorite Verse: Psalm 139:13-14

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Double Chocolate 
Frappuccino

Favorite Sonic Drink: Coke 

Stephanie plans to finish college in 2014 and 
become a physical therapist.She hopes to go 
back to England (or anywhere else God calls her) 
so she can tell others about Jesus. 

Julia Higdon (Staff)  

School: Senior(!) at Sam Houston State 
University

Favorite Color: Blue and Pink

Favorite Verse: Psalm 62:5

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Chai Tea Latte 

Favorite Sonic Drink: Coke

   

Julia plans to graduate from college in 
December. She wants to go where the Lord 
sends her with an obedient and faithful heart. 

Abbie McIntosh

School: Sophomore at Cy-Woods High 
School

Favorite Color: Blue and Green

Favorite Verse: Psalm 20:4, Proverbs 313:25, 
1 Peter 3:3 and Romans 12:2

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Chocolate Chip 
Frappuccino 

Favorite Sonic Drink: Cherry Limeade

Abbie wants to attend the University of Texas 
and earn her degree in sports journalism and 
work for ESPN one day, but would also love 
to work in girls' ministry. 

Kaci Millay (Staff)

School: Senior at Abilene Christian University

Favorite Color: Coral (summer) and Purple (fall) 

Favorite Verse: 1 Peter 5:7

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Soy Green Tea Latte

Favorite Sonic Drink: Vanilla Diet Dr. Pepper

Kaci wants to make a difference in the lives 

of young girls. She plans to graduate next 

year and continue her education by getting 

her masters in Christian Counseling. 

Kylie Millay

School: Sophomore at Cy Creek High School

Favorite Color: Turquoise

Favorite Verse: Romans 10:13

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Raspberry Passion 

Tea

Favorite Sonic Drink: Cherry Sprite

Kylie would like to attend the University of 

Mary Hardin Baylor and study in social work 

with a minor in Ministry. She also would love 

to teach a Sunday School class or 

evangelize to other others in some way. 

Kirsten Osborne

School: Sophomore at Cy Woods High School

Favorite Color: Tiffany Blue

Favorite Verse: Hebrews 6:19

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Water

Favorite Sonic Drink: Cherry Limeade w/no rind 

(lemon peel)

Kirsten hopes to someday get married, have 

a few kids, go to Texas Christian University. 

Upon getting her degree, Kirsten hopes to 

work as a Criminal profiler for the FBI and 

eventually buy a Chanel purse. 

Bethany Pipkin

School: Sophomore at Texas State University

Favorite Color: Bright Orange and Yellow

Favorite Verse: 1 Timothy 4:12

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Vanilla or Green Tea 

Frappuccino

Favorite Sonic Drink: Unsweet Raspberry Tea

Bethany hopes to work in women's ministry 

and work for the glory of God by being a 

Physical Therapist. 

Maddie Rains

School: Freshmen in college

Favorite Color: Yellow

Favorite Verse: Galatians 2:23

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Chai Tea Latte

Favorite Sonic Drink: Diet Coke

Maddie plans to get her Masters in Marketing 

and start her own designing business. 

Later in life, Maddie hopes to settle down and 

start a family.

Emily Smith

School: Senior at Cy Woods High School

Favorite Color: Purple

Favorite Verse: Hebrews 11:1

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Hot Chocolate

Favorite Sonic Drink: Strawberry Limeade 

or Cherry Diet Coke

Emily hopes to be a teacher because of her 

passion to impact high school kids as much 

as her Journalism teacher impacted her. 

Emily also wants to be on the Amazing Race. 

Cici Sumpter

School: Senior at Cy Fair High School

Favorite Color: Pink

Favorite Verse: Philippians 4:13

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Vanilla Bean 
Frappuccino

Favorite Sonic Drink: Sweet Tea

Cici hopes to be a mom and a teacher for 
high school students one day. 

Mallory Tanner

School: Junior, homeschool

Favorite Color: Blue

Favorite Verse: Jeremiah 29:11

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Caramel 

Frappuccino

Favorite Sonic Drink: Sweet Tea

Mallory hopes to go to college to become a 

nurse then settle down and start a family. 

Emily Taylor

School: Junior at Cy Fair High School

Favorite Color: All shades of Blue

Favorite Verse: 1 Timothy 4:12

Favorite Starbucks Drink: White Chocolate 
Mocha Frappuccino

Favorite Sonic Drink: Vanilla Dr. Pepper 
or Cherry Limeade

Emily wants to follow whatever God has 
planned for her in everything she does. 

Sam Villerreal 
School: Sophomore at Sam Houston State 
University

Favorite Color: Turquoise

Favorite Verse: Proverbs 31:25

Favorite Starbucks Drink: Cinnamon Dulce 
Frappuccino 

Favorite Sonic Drink: Strawberry Limeade

Sam wants to reach out to as many people 
as possible for the glory of God through 
some form of media. 

Lindsey Jones
School: Sophomore at Sam Houston State 
University
Favorite Color: Turquoise
Favorite Verse: Ephesians 6:10-18
Favorite Starbucks Drink: Caramel Frapp
Favorite Sonic Drink: Ocean Water


Lindsey wants to become a criminal 
psychologist for juvenile delinquencies while 
being a devoted woman of God all of her days.


Erika Holum
School: Senior at Cy Fair High School
Favorite Color: Yellow
Favorite Verse: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
Favorite Starbucks Drink: Mocha Coconut 
Frapp
Favorite Sonic Drink: Lemon-berry slush


Erika would like to work with a non-profit or 
travel far away and live with people who are 
in need of God's grace. 

PiNK Summer Bible Study - ROOTED

PiNK Ministries will be doing a summer Bible study on ROOTED.

This summer is going to be an exciting time of digging into the Word and seeing how God has called YOU to be ROOTED. You won't want to miss it!

Who: Girls 6th-college

Where: TheMET Family Fitness Center at 11403 Regency Green Dr; Cypress, TX 77429

When: Tuesdays, June 12th, 19th, 26th, and July 3rd, 10th, & 17th from 6:00-8:00pm

Questions: Feel free to email us at: pinkministries@yahoo.com

You can check out this Bible on our facebook here: ROOTED 

Can't wait to see you and study the WORD with you soon!!

Questions - Week 2

During PiNK's winter Bible study, girls have submitted questions they'd like to have answered. Here are the answers to the questions asked for week 2:

1. Can a long term relationship work if it's a godly one? I've been told so many times to give up but I feel like there's something there that can work. I'm not one to give up without a fight but can something like this work?

Yes, godly long-time relationships can work, but parameters must be set in order to protect your relationship with God, and your parents.

a. Always maintain a healthy God-driven life. God has got to be first place in every thing you do. Including all of your decisions. Remember he is still a boyfriend, not your husband. God and your parents are your head.

b. Never, never disobey your parents regarding any relationship. Always maintain a healthy relationship with your parents and include your boyfriend in things your parents approve of him being a part of.

c. Make sure he understands he is to never take advantage of you. Set physical parameters between the two of you

and don't change them. Don't allow yourself to be placed in any position that could compromise your parameters.

d. Hang around godly friends.

e. Maintain purity in all that you do.

2. I love God, and I want to follow Him 110%, I pray, read my Bible - I just don't feel the same crazy, obsessive passion most Christians do. Is this stoicism dangerous?

Why do you feel you can't display your emotions? God is emotional and created emotions in us.

Being passionate and crazy for Jesus is just an overflow of the heart. When you read your Bible, pray, worship, and seek Him - you can't help but be passionate about what He has done for you. Coming to the realization of what Christ has done...paying the ultimate price for our sin - that makes me want to shout from just typing that. Being saved, being redeemed, being set free, my friend - that is definitely something to be passionate and rejoice about. :)

3. Is it possible to get regular earrings and be allergic to metal?

Yes. A lot of people are allergic to anything besides pure gold or silver.

4. I'm on the drum-line at my school, which isn't so godly. Even though we're not together anymore how do I turn them away from all the worldly things?

Be authentic by being a real Christ-follower, and share what Jesus does in your life. You cannot change a heart, but Jesus can, and you living the Christ-like life will cause you to draw people to you. When Christ is lifted up, men are drawn to Him (John 12:32). From that you can share why you live a life of freedom - it's Jesus Christ!

5. How do you make prayer a habit?

By doing it. Setting a plan to pray every day at the same time is the easiest way to develop a habit. Repetition develops a habit, bad or good. I have heard it said a habit is developed by doing the same thing every day for 21 consecutive days. If you don't know where to begin, then start by learning the Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13). This is where Jesus taught His disciples how and what to pray. It's the greatest example of prayer we have! Try it and you will never regret making prayer a habit in your life! I'm so excited you want prayer to be a habit! You go, girl!!!

6. I go to church & Bible study & I try to do the right thing. I never cuss & try to help my friends, but I feel like I'm never doing enough to serve the Lord. What do you think I should do? I feel empty.

How often do you pray and read the Word? The Word is alive and living and adds life to our spirit. Without the Word, we become dry and lifeless and can feel empty. Check how much you are reading the Word of God every day. The more you read the Word the stronger and more life you will have....

Also, if you really want to get in serving - maybe check out serving in your Children's Ministry at church as a helper, or see any local mission projects you can help assist at one weekend.

7. Are there reasons why we wear clothes?

Because Adam and Eve sinned, God had to kill an animal to cloth their nakedness. Ever since then mankind has worn clothes. "The LORD God made garments of skin for Adam and his wife and clothed them" (Gen 3:21 NIV).

8. What are your thoughts about homosexuals and if they go to heaven?

Homosexuality is a sin. "Do not lie with a man as one lies with a woman; that is detestable"

(Leviticus 18:22). "If a man lies with a man as one lies with a woman, both of them have done what is detestable. They must be put to death; their blood will be on their own heads" (Leviticus 20:13 NIV). God hated it so much, He commanded them to be put to death if they were caught. He created a woman for Adam, not a man. God intended for men and women to be fruitful and multiply the earth, to have children and raise a family that knew Him and loved Him, and perpetuated Him. God is the same yesterday, today and forever. The Old Testament shows us what He likes and does like, His personality, and thankfully, the New Testament shows us the unmerited favor of God through grace. He does not change. He still dislikes the act of homosexuality, but loves every person and wants each person to come to know Him. He wants that person to live a free and wonderful life in Him. Look at Galatians 5:19-21. Paul is very clear "immorality" - which in the Greek (the original word) it's the word "porena" meaning, illicit sexual intercourse (a. adultery, fornication, homosexuality, lesbianism, intercourse with animals etc.) Paul ends by writing in verse 21 - "...that those who practice such things will not inherit the kingdom of God."

9. I am not the biggest fan of worship. Like I understand that I should want to praise, but I never feel the I guess "feeling" of raising my hands or getting deeply "in to" a song. Does this make me a bad Christian?

Well, since we will worship the "Lamb" for eternity in heaven it might be an issue, since we are to emulate on earth what we will do in heaven. Worship is a lifestyle. It's not just what you do when a song comes on, but it is what you do every day with your life. Do you make decisions God's way, or do you do your own thing? Do you pray and read the Word every day?

Is God the center of your life consistently? If not, then you need a real relationship with Him. Once you have a real relationship with Jesus Christ, it's really hard not to react to the praise and worship. You want to give Him everything you've got, raise your hands, bow before Him, but you can't help but respond to Him whenever you are in His Presence.

It's not all about getting deeply "into" a particular song, girl. It's ALL about getting deeply "into" Jesus. When you realize what He has done for you, what He's saved you from, the price He paid, then girl...You can't help but PRAISE Him.

Come! Seriously...come on!

If you have not been able to attend PiNK's Winter Bible Study yet...it's not too late!

Be sure to join us this Tuesday (tomorrow) at 6:00pm for our last study this season!

If you are a teenage girl in 6th grade-college we would love to worship and dig into God's Word with you!

If you have any questions feel free to email us at: pinkministries@yahoo.com