Surveys show that before kids turn 18, most of them will have seen pornography online (about 90% of boys and 60% of girls).
The question is not whether our children and teens will be exposed to a sexualized culture; the question is whether parents will prepare them for living in it.
That’s why we created the DVD workshop, UNFILTERED: Equipping Parents for an Ongoing Conversation about Internet Pornography. This half-hour presentation will equip you with the language and information to talk to kids and teens about pornography, seen through the lens of a Christian understanding of sexuality.
You can purchase the DVD and the kit right now for $19.99.
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I feel this info should be shared with everyone we know. This problem is never ending and needs all the help possible.
I am a father of 3 boys. I have struggled all my life with pornography and have had a VERY hard time being able to stop. Covenant eyes has really helped me in this battle. I REALLY do not want my sons to have to go through this so I believe that his DVD would be helpful so I could learn better ways to protect them in this pornographic world.
I work at a non profit organization for kids and would love to have resources to share about very important life lessons.
i want to know more about how we can protect ourselves and each other from media floods.
ill take any help i can get to protect my family.
I would very much like to win this! Thanks for allowing me the chance!
As a pastor, I strongly encourage the families of our church to beware and be informed and be filtered. This series would be an excellent addition to our young church library! Blessings
I have seven children and this could be a great resource in educating them. Thanks.
We need to be prepared rather than refusing to talk about the elephant in the room. Yes, elephants are large and–excuse the pun–include some gray areas, but they will do damage in the china shop if we do not address the issue.
I work with sixth, seventh and eighth grade students and their parents. The resources from this organization have been invaluable. We hope to run some parent workshops this year and would love to use your materials. Thank you.