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ArticleWhy do Christians sing so much?
To some children singing is counter-cultural - Becky Peacock gives 4 answers Christian parents can give in response to the question: Why do Christians sing so much?
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ArticleYou Are Beloved is a journey of discovery of the love of God for children
Chris and Jenny Lee wanted to tell children that first and foremost God loves them - so they wrote their latest book You Are Beloved
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ArticleThree things Christian parents should know about bisexuality
More young people identify as bisexual than before - Andrew Bunt from Living Out reflects on what Christian parents need to know
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ArticleRachel Jordan-Wolf: ‘we need to help parents smash the idol of individualism’
Executive Director of HOPE Together, Rachel Jordan-Wolf, invites parents to consider the impact of secular individualism on family life and casts a vision for a bigger sense of family
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ArticleHow Christian parents can rebuild their home after the destruction of domestic abuse
After leaving an abusive relationship it can feel like a bomb has destroyed your life and those of your children - Caroline Chalkley helps Christian parents pick up the pieces
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ArticleThe Bible App for Kids is a great addition to a Christian family’s library of resources
Tabitha Heathcote and her children gave The Bible App for Kids a go and love what they found
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ArticleWhat should Christian parents think about phone use in schools - Is a ban the answer?
As a new school year begins Claire Hailwood considers the place of rules around phone use in schools
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Article6 ways to help your child beat the post summer blues and thrive in church and youth group after camp
Alice Pinney considers ways Christian parents can help their children and young people back down safely from the high of summer camp
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ArticleDespite the dark exterior Wednesday has themes Christian parents should welcome and lean into with their families
Part 2 of season 2 of the Netflix hit series Wednesday is out this month - Lisa Skinner weighs up the pros and cons of watching it as a family
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Article5 ways Christian parents can respond to ‘situationships’
Sara Taylor unpacks this new relationship phenomenon and helps Christian parents respond with wisdom and grace
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ArticleResponding to suicidal thoughts with hope - thoughts for Christian parents
As World Suicide Prevention Day approaches Rachael Newham helps Christian parents think about creating cultures of hope
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ArticleBig Church Festival should be on your family’s ‘to do’ list for 2026
Dawn Kay went to Big Church Festival this summer with her family and was seriously impressed
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ArticleRethinking disobedience when your child has ADHD
If a child has ADHD it can be difficult for Christian parents to think about what obedience and disobedience look like - Abigail Armond provides some helpful thoughts
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Article7 ways to help your teen start university with Jesus at the centre
Starting university is a big step - Sarah Williams has suggestions for Christian parents wondering how to help their young people who are heading off this autumn
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ArticleHow Christian parents can help their children when they lie
Kate Orson helps Christian parents look behind the lies their children tell to see what is going on beneath the surface
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Article6 things Christian parents can do as the very first day of school arrives
The very first day at school is often harder for parents than children. Claire Hailwood helps settle parental nerves
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Article6 questions for Christian parents to ask their children as they approach the new school term
Dawn Kay suggests all families take time to review the last 12 months in preparation for the new academic year
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ArticleDebra Green OBE: ’Just because you’re a Christian, it doesn’t mean that bad things won’t happen to your children, so be ready'
Founder and National Director of Redeeming Our Communities, Debra Green OBE, encourages Christian parents to lean into God and his church when the inevitable difficulties of family life come
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ArticleChristian parents looking for a resource on race for their youth and children need look no further
Ben Lindsay’s new book about race informs and inspires and is well worth buying for youth and children, Nesu Kwaramba says why
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ArticleThe Greatest Story Ever Told: How Bear Grylls’ new book can help young people rediscover the wonder of the gospel
Alice Pinney recommends Bear Grylls’ new book to Christian parents as a resource that can help their youth and children who might be taking Jesus for granted
