The Center for Parent/Youth Understanding is a
nonprofit organization committed to building strong families by serving
to bridge the cultural-generational gap between parents and teenagers.
HomeWord seeks to advance the work of God in the world by educating,
equipping, and encouraging parents and churches to build God-honoring
families from generation to generation.
“Train up a child in the way he should go,
even when he is old he will not depart from it.”
Proverbs 22:6
Plugged In is a Focus on the Family
publication designed to help equip parents, youth leaders, ministers
and teens with the essential tools that will enable them to understand,
navigate and impact the culture in which they live. Entertainment is a
potent influence on our culture for both good and evil. Through our
reviews and discussions of that entertainment, we hope to spark
intellectual thought, family discussion, spiritual growth and a strong
desire to follow the command of Colossians 2:8. "See to it that no one
takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which
depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world
rather than on Christ."
Bridging the gap between Christian parents and teens
The PARENtEEN newsletter is
filled with information and resources to help you build a better
relationship with your teen and be the best parent you can be! The
newsletter arrives in your email box every two weeks, and it's free.
This is a site from the youth pastor that talks about the tough issues our teens face. The topics on this sight are from the readers. Typically there are polls to get reader input, comments from readers for a broad range of thoughts and comments. Then there are comments, thoughts, and reviews from Nick, the youth pastor.
"Dealing with some tough issues? Our culture sends out a lot of
different messages and it's hard to decipher them. Ask away and I'll
try to help. I can't promise anything except my best. If no questions
get asked, I start a topic. Leave feedback or questions.
This is a site for students and parents.
All posting can be made anonymous."
The links displayed on this page are recommended resources and are not an endorsement of any particular site.
