Dannah Gresh, was featured on K-Love Radio, which reaches more than 5 million listeners internationally. Listen to the four minute podcast here.
Be sure to sign the petition at secretkeepergirl.com

Monday, 6/22, you may have heard Dannah on 700 stations nationwide as she's a featured guest on Family News In Focus. On Wednesday, 6/24, she was on K-LOVE throughout the day, as she gave over 5 million listeners a glimpse into her Bod Squad Petition. Dannah has been spear-heading a positive petition to rescue little girls from the fashion industry's attempt to make them grow up too fast. The trend for tweens to wear teen fashion prompted this headline in Family Circle recently: "When Did 7 Become the New Sixteen?" The American Psychological Association (APA) has linked the older looking fashion and beauty products to eating disorders, depression and early sexual activity when these girls become teens. Dannah is doing something about it by encouraging everyone to sign a petition to present to the fashion industry asking them to read the APA report. Over 10,000 people have signed Dannah's Bod Squad Petition to date. Be sure to join them. We need your support.
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SIGN the Bod Squad Petition.
In 2009, Dannah Gresh and The Bod Squad (that’s you) will present a petition to both the Council of Fashion Designers of America and the Apparel and Footwear Manufacturer's Association. We hope that as a result Women’s Wear Daily, the global “bible” of the fashion industry, will cover the petition and tell the entire fashion world. Dannah has been interviewed twice by the magazine to discuss the industries marketing of sensual clothing to tweens. She has their ear, but she needs your support to send them a clear message.Will you join The Bod Squad?
The Bod Squad Petition:
We believe that the fashion industry is pressuring little girls to grow up too fast! The findings of two years of study by an APA (American Psychological Association) task force state that clothing, which makes girls appear older, and the associated marketing efforts are linked to eating disorders, low self-esteem, and depression. Ironically, this early sexualization presented to young girls also has “negative consequences on girls’ ability to develop healthy sexuality.” We would like to request that industry leaders send a message to the fashion industry that we want to purchase age-appropriate clothing for our little girls and would like the fashion industry to evaluate the clothing they design and the messages they send to our girlsthrough advertising.
SIGN the Bod Squad Petition.
Dannah Gresh Sounds Off With Dr. James Dobson About Carrie Prejean
Miss California, Carrie Prejean, has taken a lot of hits from the secular media since standing up for a traditional, biblical view of marriage at the Miss USA Pageant last month. What she probably did not expect was for the Christian media to also blast her, citing immodesty and breast implants. On May 12, Dannah Gresh was invited to add her voice to the mix along with Dr. James Dobson on Chris Fabry Live!, a nationally syndicated call-in program. Dobson had just hosted Prejean on two days of Focus on the Family broadcasts. Some stations across the nation stood their ground and boycotted the show. Where does Dannah—one of the nation's top spokespersons on modesty—stand? She called herself a "die hard modesty chick" on the live program, but stood her ground against a radio station manager who boycotted the program, saying that boycotting Prejeans voice on Christian mediums does more harm to the body of Christ than her immodesty does. Listen in to hear why Dannah felt this way?
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2009
July 6-11
Special Teen Event with Bob and Dannah Gresh in Harvey Cedars, NJ
August 14
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in Pikeville, KY
August 15
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in New Philadelphia, OH
August 17
Secret Keeper Girl Tour with Dannah Gresh in State College, PA
August 28
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in Rainbow City, AL
August 29
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in Macon, GA
September 10
Secret Keeper Girl Tour with Dannah Gresh in Santa Barbara, CA
September 11-12
Co-Ed Event with Dannah Gresh in Santa Barbara, CA
September 12
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in Bowie, MD
September 19
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in Maryland Heights, MO
October 10
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in Sunnyvale, TX
October 17
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in Phoenix, AZ
October 23
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in Hales Corners, WI
November 13-14
Co-Ed Event with Dannah Gresh in Lancaster, PA
November 13-14
Women of Purpose Conference with Dannah Gresh
November 17-18
Chapel With Dannah Gresh
at Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, MI
February 6, 2010
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in West Monroe, LA
May 8, 2010
Secret Keeper Girl Tour in Madison, AL
For Our Complete Schedule
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Win our Hippie Outfit!
Congratulations to Karri Ann winner of the ultimate Secret Keeper Girl outfit! She is all set for wearing those white pants modestly! There are only two outfits left to win so make sure you leave a comment this week and remember to check back next week for our final outfit.
The fourth SKG fashion giveaway is what we like to call our modern hippie! You might not believe it, but the hippie-look is making a comeback this year! SKG is here to show you how to get it with modern flare. We paired this “peace sign” tunic with Bermuda cut jean shorts. Don’t put your funky fashion scarves away for the summer. We wrapped one on for a modern touch to this 1960’s inspired look. Would you believe we even found a leather, braided head-piece? This outfit not only passes the “Truth or Bare Fashion Tests” it also demonstrates the fun you can have with fashion! It is the perfect fusion of fun and modest fashion!

Our modern hippie outfit is a size 12 and includes: one pale yellow “peace” tunic, jean Bermudas , jean vest, brown scarf, brown hand bag, and braided head band.
Remember you must leave a comment to enter the contest! You don’t want miss this chance to win! Peace out!
Read, comment, and view photos on Dannah Gresh's Blog at the Secret Keeper Girl website.
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