The Next Generation of Kingdom Voices: Powerful Girls Boldly Stepping Into Authorship, Faith, and Purpose
Five authors came together to bring Kingdom BOSS Chick 2: The Feminine Imprint to life. Four were young girls, alongside the visionary, Dr. Kimberly Ellison. Published by Sparkle Publishing, the book was introduced to the public during a book release and signing on December 6, 2025, at the Southeastern Live Well Center in San Diego, California, where readers had the opportunity to meet these emerging voices of faith and purpose.
The book release and signing marked something meaningful across generations. Girls, teens, parents, family members, friends, and high school mentors gathered in one space to witness what happens when faith is nurtured early and leadership is encouraged with care. The authors shared their work, took part in panel conversations, and signed their books with confidence and joy. This was not simply an event. It was a moment that affirmed the readiness and depth of the next generation. Today’s Purpose Woman is honored to have interviewed each of the young authors, along with Dr. Kimberly, and to share their voices with our readers.
A few weeks earlier, an email landed in my inbox that immediately caught my attention. I replied right away, “Love this.” As I read, I felt a wave of joy. A group of girls and teens were preparing to release a devotional and Bible study that reached beyond personal stories. What they were creating was faith shared openly, written by girls for girls, rooted in Scripture and lived experience. Each page reflects spiritual awareness, courage, and young voices willing to answer God’s call in their generation.
“As the visionary behind Kingdom BOSS Chick 2: The Feminine Imprint, I am beyond honored to watch this next chapter of the Kingdom BOSS Chick legacy come to life, this time through the voices of our young girls and teens,” Dr. Ellison says.
KBC 2 is the sequel to Kingdom BOSS Chick: Blueprint, Dr. Ellison’s guidebook for every woman’s success, from corporate executives to rising entrepreneurs. The original KBC Blueprint cracked the code to career and business success by drawing from the strategies, skills, and wisdom of women in the Bible who were leaders, visionaries, businesswomen, and history makers, women like Rahab, Priscilla, Huldah, Phoebe, Deborah, Lydia, and more. “Their lives embodied the meaning of B.O.S.S.—Belief, Obedience, Spirit, and Sacrifice—and their legacy still fuels the purpose, power, and promise within today’s Kingdom BOSS Chicks.”
However, this time, the baton is being passed to a new generation.
Kingdom BOSS Chick 2: The Feminine Imprint – Young Girls & Teens Edition is a collaborative Bible study and devotional written by girls, for girls (ages 12–17). This project equips young authors to dive into the lives of women in the Bible while reflecting on their own experiences with faith, friendships, identity, and purpose.
Through studying powerful women in the Bible and writing their own devotionals, these girls poured out truth, encouragement, and love. Their “yes” to this assignment is nothing short of courageous, and their voices now carry the power to inspire and lead their generation.
Meet the Authors
Dr. Kimberly Ellison (Visionary)
“The devotional and Bible study invites every reader to confront the real-life battles girls face today—self-esteem, friendships, relationships, mental health, purpose, identity, and belonging through the lens of God’s truth. Here, they discover the same biblical blueprints that equipped women in Scripture to lead, create, build, and influence. Our girls are not meant to be carbon copies of society’s standards. They are designed to be leaders, innovators, and difference-makers. The Feminine Imprint is their insignia, the mark that declares they have purpose, they are called, and they are equipped to walk boldly in their faith. This is more than a book; it is a movement to remind our girls that they are the hope of this world, and that God’s promises, purpose, and plans for them will never fail.”
Melanie Adams (13)
“I said yes because I wanted to help other girls grow closer to Jesus and really understand their relationship with Him. I know what it feels like to struggle and think you’re the only one going through something hard. I wanted girls to know they are not alone, even when it feels confusing, lonely, or like there’s no clear path. God is always behind the scenes, watching over us, loving us, and gently guiding us in the right direction, even when we can’t see it yet.”
McKinley Ellison (14)
“I said yes to becoming an author of KBC 2: The Feminine Imprint because I felt God calling me to share my voice and my story. I realized that even at a young age, my experiences and faith could encourage other girls who might be struggling or feeling unseen.”
Zoe White (13)
“I said yes because I truly felt God placing this opportunity on my heart as a way to encourage other girls. I realized that even though I am young, God can still use my voice and my experiences to speak hope and truth. Being part of this book felt like a way to remind girls that their faith matters right now.
Adelaida Blackman (12)
“I really wanted to become an author for this devotional so she could help spread the advice and encouragement she wanted to share with other girls like herself. I have always dreamed of becoming an author, but this book truly seized the opportunity not only to write something meaningful, but to share it with girls who may not yet be familiar with God.”
