SUNDAYS:
9:15 & 10:45 - WORSHIP
8:15 - EARLY CLASS
9:15 - SS BEGINS (8/22)
10:15 - COFFEE
10:45 - KID'S CHURCH

WEDNESDAYS:
6:30 – AWANA (Sept)
6:30 – ONE80
6:45 - PARENT CLASS 

Understanding Today's Youth Culture

 

When: 
Saturday, March 20th, 9-3:30pm
There will be an hour break for lunch. Please bring a lunch with you or bring money to go out.

Who:
Parents, grandparents, teachers, youth workers - anyone interested in learning about the world of today’s teens, and especially the media culture of today’s teenagers, is invited to attend.

Cost:
$15 per individual
$24 per couple
Group Discounts for groups of 8 or more!
Contact Tina for more information!

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Dr. Walt Mueller is the founder and President of the Center for Parent/Youth Understanding, a non-profit organization serving schools, churches, and community organizations across the U.S, Canada, and worldwide in their efforts to strengthen families by helping those who know and love kids to understand today’s rapidly changing youth culture.

 

Walt has been working with young people and families for over 31 years. He is a recognized authority on youth culture and family issues, and has appeared on numerous media outlets internationally to discuss teenagers and their world. A regular seminar and conference speaker, he communicates effectively with adults and teenagers alike.

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Today’s children and teens grow up in a difficult and perplexing world. The rapid changes taking place in society often leave parents, youth workers, and educators baffled and confused. Those struggling to raise and relate to today’s young people want and need help understanding the complex and rapidly changing world of youth culture.

 

In fact, many who care about teenagers have found themselves concerned about the effects that media have on them.  Parents, youth workers, and educators have felt a need to monitor and control those effects.  Parents especially want to know what music videos their kids are watching, which video games they’re spending time with, and what they’re getting from the T.V. programs they watch.  All too often, this sets us up on one side as the media police and our teens on the other side, trying to get some space and freedom.  It becomes an uncomfortable position for all.



Click here for a registration form!


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