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ArticleLouis Theroux’s look at toxic masculinity is a wake-up call for Christian parents
This latest offering from Netflix shows how the manosphere is shaping young minds online. In response, Martin Saunders encourages parents and churches to have open conversations with young people and model a gospel-shaped alternative
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ArticleTrans teens: As the NHS pauses cross-sex hormone therapy, Christians need to show compassion
With NHS England pausing cross-sex hormones for under-18s, Becky Hunter-Kelm believes it’s more important than ever for families and churches to offer loving support, honest conversations, and biblical hope to young people who are struggling
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ArticleNeurodiversity isn’t a problem to fix, it’s a gift to the church
This Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Sophie Killingley explains how difference and disability reflect God’s creative handiwork, and why every person is worth celebrating
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Article6 ways to help children pray for the persecuted Church
From food and football fixtures to playing at secret church, Emma Worrall from Open Doors helps to make prayer for suffering Christians real, relatable, and faith-building for every age
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ArticleDrug use prevention amongst young people isn’t just about warnings - it’s about purpose and belonging
Through a mum’s heartbreak and a son’s recovery Mary Deller from Hope UK reveals why family, faith, and teaching healthy habits are vital for steering kids away from substance abuse
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ArticleChurch is God’s big family - Let’s honour every kind of mothering this Mothering Sunday
From lost children to spiritual mothers, this article calls the church to celebrate and include all who nurture, support, and offer family in the way God designed
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ArticleI think Ramadan is a great opportunity for our young people to share the gospel, here’s why
Whilst Ramadan and Lent both involve sacrifice, Nesu Kwaramba suggests that the fundamental differences between the two seasons provide helpful ways for our young people to engage friends with the good news of Jesus
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ArticleI have a confession to make: I dread Mother’s Day
When expectations collide and nobody feels celebrated enough - Joanne Gilchrist reflects how faith and church family offer comfort, perspective, and a reason to give thanks anyway
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ArticleWhy Learning You is a powerful movie for Christian parents
With honest questions and raw emotion, Mark Arnold says that Learning You reminds us that Jesus meets us in our mess, and calls us to rebuild hope together, one sandcastle at a time
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Article5 steps parents can take to make church work for children with trauma
For families dealing with trauma, church can be overwhelming - Naomi Fox offers real-life advice for building trust, resilience, and welcome for kids who struggle with Sundays
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ArticleNo social media ban for kids say MPs - So what now for Christian parents?
MPs have just voted agaisnt a social media ban for under 16s in the UK. This will inevitably put pressure back onto parents. Andrea Zanin explores how to find balance in the absence of a ban
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ArticleYes, I would let my children go to a KPop Demon Hunters party - but I’d ask a couple of questions first
With the blockbuster film sparking a wave of themed events, Jenni Whymark helps families weigh fantasy, faith, and healthy boundaries, without fear or knee-jerk reactions
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ArticleIt’s International Women’s Day on Sunday - Here are my top picks for Christian children’s books about women
From toddlers to tweens, Lucy Rycroft’s recommended reads help families and churches celebrate women’s stories and God’s design for mutual flourishing
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ArticleHoppers - A fun family movie that offers more than laughs with lessons on stewardship and faith
Charles Merritt says that Pixar’s new film out this weekend serves up laughs, furry escapades, and a timely message about loving our neighbours—and the world God made
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ArticleIran War: How Christian parents can help kids cope with bad news in a troubled world
In light of recent events in Iran, Kate Orson has biblical wisdom and practical ideas for Christian parents worried about their children hearing the news
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ArticleInstagram’s self-harm alerts are not enough - parents need calm conversation
Rachael Newham believes that the new Instagram parental notifications can’t replace the power of patient listening, practical support, and showing God’s love to young people who are struggling to cope
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ArticleYour kids will love this Bible adventure from Superbook
Tabitha Heathcote thinks that the animated adventures, interactive games, and British Sign Language make Superbook a dynamic, accessible tool for helping children explore faith, ask questions, and grow in Jesus
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ArticleWhy parents shouldn’t give up on faith at home
From memory verses to YouTube worship, Joanne Gilchrist shows that persistence and creativity matter more than perfection when it comes to raising kids in faith
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ArticleHow can Jesus live in my heart?
Becky Peacock demystifies this Christian jargon and shows parents how to teach the real, life-giving promise behind “asking Jesus into your heart”
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ArticleScottish parliament hands children the power to choose religious education
New legislation in Scotland lets children overrule their parents’ wishes and opt back into religious education. Ruth Evans considers how this raises big questions about consent, family rights, and the future of faith in UK schools
