Becky Sedgwick

We live in a world where evil can sometimes feel very real, and which is full of witches, zombies, monsters, the paranormal and the supernatural. It's important that we help our children and teens navigate this well, but it doesn't always feel easy to know how to start.

Week 5 of our Lent series 'Journeying with Jesus'

Week 1 of our Lent series 'Journeying with Jesus'

The news is full of information about the Pope’s life and death as well as what the future holds: who will be the next pope and how does that happen? How can we help our children and teens process this news well and see who God is in it all?

Gaming can feel bewildering and many parents and carers worry about what their kids are seeing and doing as they play.

Screens are a big part of all our lives. Helping children and young people meet and know God happens in the normal, everyday bits of life and that can absolutely include what they watch and how we talk about it.

You’ll find examples of and ideas for parenting for faith throughout our website, but here are some ideas to get you started.

All of us will struggle with faith issues and life from time to time - and the good news is that you can still parent for faith, whatever your circumstances.

Just because children are all grown up and independent doesn't mean we can't share faith with them well. We just need to think a little differently.