Great News:

Brio Magazine is now available ONLINE in an electronic format

 

November News - 2008

Brio Mag (12-16yrs) - Sadly Focus on the Family will not be producing this magazine in print form after February 2009

Brio Magazine

Focus on the Family have been producing these excellent Magazines for teenage girls between the ages of 12 and 16 for over fifteen years now.

Brio is actually an Italian word that means full of energy, life and enthusiasm which Focus on the Family say is a "terrific definition" of their readers!

Brio teaches, entertains, and challenges teen girls toward a healthy self-concept and closer relationship with Jesus Christ.

This magazine is full to the brim with articles, reviews, craft ideas, quizzes and health and beauty tips and much more. It is a wonderful alternative to the morally bankrupt teen magazines currently available through secular outlets.

Examples of content:

Holy Hip Hop - by Martha Krienke
- Rapper Willie Will wants his life to be a reflection of Christ.

A True Beauty - by Martha Krienke
Ana Laura wants her Brio Sisses to know they are beautiful daughters of Christ.

The Great Escape - by Leann Callaway
Brock Gill uses the power of illusion to share Christ.

Getting Through Grief - by Lauren McLaughlin
Three college girls tell their stories of losing a parent, friend or sibling.

Why Parents Sometimes Bug You - by Susie Shellenberger
Most of the everyday problems you run into fall into one of five categories discussed in this article.

We Didn't Wait - by Kelly Scheuring
We were in love! What could possibly be wrong with showing each other?

La Glamour - by Andrea Stephens
How to Get Healthy Hair, Nails and Skin Health and beauty Q & A /p>

Strength Through the Struggle
Taken from One Year Devotions for Teens by Susie Shellenberger

The Big Five Bullying Myths - by Carolyn MacInnes
What you don't know could hurt you or someone else.

Making Friends - by Susie Shellenberger
Everyone wants them, and some have more than others. Here they are: The keys to being popular!

Bratz - by Bob Smithouser
Before you see the movie check out this review

Pardon My Dust - by Ashley Mays
Third Day drummer David Carr talks about finding God.