Transparency is definitely needed today amongst our women. In order to genuinely support one another and impart growth, we must be willing to discuss the issues that many editors care not to address. I am confident that Average Girl Magazine will be that intuitive voice, mixed with truth, love, laughter, comfort, and hope. Above all else, it will give women the chance to be who they are without trying to be who they are not. I believe that ALL women have a purpose and a calling. It is imperative that we find our purpose and then help other women to find their purpose by sharing our resources and being candid about our struggles, as well as our triumphs. I am excited about the future of Average Girl Magazine. God is definitely going to bless every woman that picks up this magazine, especially since the editor, Rebekah, has kept the faith and knows where all of her strength comes from on this journey of purpose. I would personally like to be able to share with women who have stepped out on faith (leaving their full-time job with benefits) to completely focus on starting their own business and/or walk into their purpose and calling. What a road...What a road to travel!!! However, I know it will be all worth it in the end.
--Felisha Jones

I have been thinking for the past 2 weeks of a magazine for the average woman. I typed this into google and found your magazine. I would like to do something different in changing the size 0-2 and size 14-above. What happened to the in between women? This is great!