The Elsie Journal                                                                       back to Elsie products page

Journaling represents a tradition that goes back to earlier times.  It was used by sea captains as a means for keeping track of the days at sea where the sense of time could easily escape.  Journals have kept time of history and, in some cases, are the only account we have of famous events of the past, such as battles and voyages.

Over the years, young ladies have held memories of their fondest experiences in growing up within journals called diaries.  In the same way, the tradition of the journal is kept alive today by both boys and girls alike.  It is found that there is great merit in glancing back at carefully-recorded discoveries made throughout the lives of young ladies and young men.  After all, sometimes discovery of what actually occurred in an event of our lifetime does not come real and redeeming to us until we see it with hind sight.

The Elsie Journal can be just such a book of redeeming value when it is used to track growth from the book called The Character of Elsie Dinsmore.  Begin using this journal today before you let those times slip away.  (The Elsie Journal contains around 100 pages with Scripture on each page and lays open flat.)