Roblox - The Online Gaming Platform that has Many Parents on Guard

Roblox is an online gaming platform for many user-created games. According to their website, "Roblox is the ultimate virtual universe that lets you create, share experiences with friends, and be anything you can imagine." There are gaming...

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Back to School Checklist for Parents

With a new school year about to begin, you're likely busy filling out forms and shopping for everything on your child's school supply lists. Amidst all the necessary preparations, don't forget to ensure your child is safe from explicit...

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Teaching Chastity During the Little Years

By helping children understand that their bodies, minds and spirits are not just accidents of nature, but divine gifts given from a loving God, we can teach them how important it is to care for their bodies and to maintain their purity. This is the...

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How to Interpret Emojis

Today’s children are growing up in a world that is more technologically connected than at any other time in history, and they are increasingly spending more time communicating through digital means.  Texting, instant messaging and emailing...

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Discipling Your Children and Grandchildren

Discussing the latest music, artists, celebrities, video games, social media influencers, apps and sporting events with teens can be challenging. There is a lot to learn and things are constantly changing. Discipleship in these areas takes creativity...

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Activities for Your Next Family Road Trip

Nearly every family can relate to the frustration of ansty kids in the car yelling, “She’s looking at me!” or “He’s breathing on me!” Sometimes car rides feel like a shuttle service that results in everyone in the...

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Memorial Day Family Traditions

For many Americans, Memorial Day weekend marks the start of backyard BBQs, summer vacations and pool time. But it is so much more than that! In 1971, Congress declared Memorial Day a national holiday to honor and remember the men and women who died...

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The Truth About Second Chances

Mistakes happen. It is a fact of life. But when your children mess up, what do you do? Whether it’s drug and alcohol abuse, premarital sexual activity, reckless driving, unhealthy relationships, lying, self-harm or stealing, it hurts to see...

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What is Sexual Integrity?

If you are starting conversations about purity with your child, you have probably come across the phrase sexual integrity. You are familiar with the word integrity–being honest and strong in moral principles. Essentially, a person of integrity...

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The Virtue of Kindness

We all want our kids to be kind, but that is not the same as knowing what to do when you catch your child being unkind.  As a world-renowned developmental psychologist, Dr. Thomas Lickona has led the character education movement in schools...

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The Truth About Living Together Before Marriage

Living together, or cohabitating, before marriage, used to be a rare living arrangement in our society with 0.1% of 18- to 24-year-olds and 0.2% of 25- to 34-year-olds living together before marriage in 1968. Today, living together before marriage is...

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Holy Week Family Activities

Holy Week is an opportunity for your family to pause and ponder, to carefully mark each day and not let the week fly by like every other. These are some of the darkest and brightest days in the history of the world, and they are rich with...

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The Story of St. Patrick

Have your kids ever asked you about St. Patrick's Day? For many, St. Patrick's Day elicits thoughts of shamrocks, big parades and wearing green to avoid being pinched. Did you know that this overlooked Irish holiday has profound spiritual...

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Surgeon General & Teen Social Media Use

In a recent interview with CNN, the United States Surgeon General, Vivek Murthy, was asked about teenagers on social media. He shocked hosts by saying that he believed that 13 was too young to be on social media. He said, “Based on the data...

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Sex Education in Your Community

Across the country, people are influencing and indoctrinating children. This is especially dangerous when it comes to how children are taught to view sexuality. The effects of radical sex education span far more than just the immediate implications...

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NEW Lust is Boring Episode

On the most recent episode of his podcast, Lust is Boring, Jason Evert interviews Dr. Sarah Denny, professor of ethics at Loyola University about what a conversation between John Paul II, a great pope of the 20th century, and Margaret Sanger, the...

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Make Your Voices Heard!

Around the country, many state legislatures are currently in session. This means that legislators are writing, debating and passing laws that will affect the day to day lives of Americans. From laws regarding sanctity of human life, education, and...

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Knight To Remember - An Event For Mothers & Sons

On Saturday, February 11 parents and teens in South Dakota will spend an unforgettable evening at the Knight To Remember event for mothers and sons ages 12-18. Knight to Remember, hosted by Abstinence Clearinghouse, serves as an...

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VirTru Live Training with Dannah Gresh

Join our friends at VirTru on January 31 at 3:00 PM CST for a FREE training as Dannah Gresh shares steps parents can take to continually point their school-aged children to God's design for love and intimacy. Dannah will offer conversation...

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Valentine's Day Gift Bundles

Searching for the perfect Valentine's Day gift for a special woman or girl in your life? Look no further! Abstinence Clearinghouse put together the perfect Valentine's gift bundles for women! The Gift Bundle For Women is created for ages 15+...

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