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“We can strive to give our youngsters all the advantages the world has to offer, and motivate them to make the most of available opportunities and resources; but unless their spiritual life is prioritized and nurtured, they will miss out on much of the meaning, purpose and joy of life.” --George Barna


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What's Your Idea of Marital Fun?
Have you ever met a couple on their way to the divorce court who were still having a good time with each other? Fun is not a frivolous add-on to marriage, it's an essential. Fun is created when you date your mate. . . when you still court each other the way you did before you were married. nt> Continue Reading...
Surprise with Words of Love and Affection!
If you leave in the morning before your kids are up, write your affection and good wishes on a Post-It Note. Stick it to their bedroom door, bathroom mirror, or inside their shoe . . . or how about on the current page in their math book, or even on top of the sandwich in their lunch bag?
Hard-Won Parenting Wisdom
George Barna's research reveals what it takes to raise spiritually vital children . . .
"I''ve listened to countless battle-weary dads and moms describe their experiences. If you're even remotely interested in learning from the mistakes of others, hang on to the following six parenting truths forever. This kind of wisdom is deep, authentic and oh, so true!
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Teenagers In The House? Here's Help!
Eight clues to parenting your young teen.
It's natural for teens to seek more freedom. They're transitioning from childhood to adulthood, and they want to be understood. Here are a few tips for getting along with that young teen (who thinks you don't have a clue): Continue Reading...
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