The Girl and Her Religion

A practical, conversational guide examines the spiritual, social, and moral lives of young women, categorizing common types—handicapped, privileged, easily led, misunderstood, indifferent, pleasure- and fashion-worshiping, drifting, idealistic, and average—and exploring how community conditions, education, and conscience shape their opportunities. The second part offers reflections on religion's role: the universe, moral commands, cultivation of character, communal responsibility, and the ethical climax of personal faith, with concrete counsel for mentors who aim to awaken thought and action rather than resign girls as hopeless.