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This year we’re in for a treat – the Paris Olympics and Paralympics will be blazoned across our screens and all over our social media. 14,900 athletes from 206 countries will be competing in 54 sports over the thirty days of competition, as well as enjoying spectacular opening and closing ceremonies in the Olympic stadium.

How can we talk to kids about the general election and help them see how God is part of it?

That we will, at some point, disagree with our children is news to no-one. But how can we argue WELL with them, in a way that deepens our relationship and points them to Jesus?

In session two of both the original Parenting for Faith course, and the Parenting Teens for a Life of Faith course, Rachel talks about the Key Tool of Framing and how to help our children understand the world and God in it.

Through current affairs and social media, we are becoming more aware than ever of the presence of institutional racism in various sectors of society. How can we parent for faith in a way that raises our children to be godly allies in the fight against racism?

There are multiple scenarios in which we might take a children to a new church or Christian experience - perhaps whilst on holiday, for a family baptism, or attending a Christian festival. How can we ensure that, whether the experience is positive or negative, our children's faith is built as a result?