Our Motto
Empowerment
The focus of TFN – CGR™ Ohio is to empower the younger generation by helping them recognize their personal strengths and identity through the assistance and leadership.
Impact
TFN – CGR™ Ohio strives to build a legacy and integrating family values through mentoring and family activities and connect creative talents and family history interests.
Confidence
TFN – CGR™ Ohio wants to expand the perspective of young people to make them aware of life's possibilities.
Founder's Quote
Dr. Toni Kleckley
There are young ladies who honor Christ. They have a heart of compassion, a regard for truth, a spirit on integrity and have a great concern for serving mankind. There is not enough recognition to those ladies who are doing things according to the Holy Scriptures. TFN-CGR™ Ohio would like to shine a light on these unique young ladies to build up their faith and love for the things of God.
Christian Girls are the Light of the World who use their God-given abilities to reach those who don't know Jesus—and give Jesus the credit for your talents. Jesus gives us two commandments: to love the Lord and to love others as we love ourselves (Matthew 22:37–40). And when we steward our talents to honor Him and to bless others, we're doing just that.
Christian Girls do ROCK!!!
Our Team Member
Brigitte Cobbs-Christmon
Brigitte Cobbs-Christmon is a Director at Lifewise Academy a program that enables public school students to be taught religious instruction during school hours. She has taught Communication courses at Capital University, and Columbus State Community College (where she was a nominated teacher of the year). She is also the co-author of the publication, “Every Breast Cancer is Different: Illness Narratives and the Management of Identity in Breast Cancer.” (2005), and currently a contributing co author to the journal Family and Cultural Transformation : “Reawaken legacies of social freedom and hope. “(2023).
Her current academic research interests include Organizational Communication, Interpersonal Communication, Cultural Diversity, and Spiritual Identity. She has delivered regional TEDx talk that discussed her identity, and she publicly acknowledged how God saved her life. While she hopes to present more. She has an activist heart and volunteers in grassroots movements and non-profits around the region. She has helped feed over 12,000 meals to homeless families within the last 14 years. She is enjoying being married to the man who makes her heart smile (Alvin for 20 years) and raising her wonderful daughter (Angel) and amazing son (AJ).