Why not all peer pressure is bad
When we think of peer pressure, imagine examples of bad peer pressure — getting pushed into risky activities or situations by friends. But what about good peer pressure?
Amy Lowe
Op-ed contributor
To moms: God didn’t call us to suffer, but to rest in Him
So spend time with Jesus. Then, as you can, make more space each day for the things that help you grow and heal.
How to make sure your child (and you) are ready for summer camp
The fact is that many kids are ready for camp long before their parents are emotionally ready to send them. That’s OK! .
Parents, help your kids learn to take risks
Parents, we can do this. Wrap your kids up in love, encouragement and empowerment — and then step back, and let them be brave.
Want to help your child build lasting, meaningful friendships? Here's how
Summer camp will not fix everything in one week, but it’s one healthy step toward re-engaging in human interaction as a part of everyday life.
Want to raise strong, confident girls?
This type of environment is essential to helping our girls build the spiritual, social and emotional tools they need to stay grounded in a world that is constantly bombarding them with the message that they are not enough — but it’s rare to find these days.
Summer camp can help your child recover from pandemic 'languishing'
Camps this year are taking extra safety precautions that will keep kids healthy—from COVID: cleaning products and daily temperature checks, to drive-thru drop-offs. Fun and safety do not have to be mutually exclusive. With these precautions in place, kids will finally have the freedom to feel like kids again and discover who God calls them to be.
