We desire to help parents guide their children toward a lifetime of sexual purity. We appreciate your patience as we develop more resources for parents. In the meantime, here are some quality resources to get you started.

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Jonathan Daugherty Helps You Talk to Your Kids About Sex

The following mp3 file was recorded at a talk Jonathan gave to a group of mothers. The topic? How to talk to your kids about sex. We are providing this download free of charge in hopes that it will help you better approach your children with this delicate topic. The file might take a few minutes to download, as it is approximately 40mb in size. If you have trouble with the download, contact us to request a CD copy (we request a $5 donation to cover the expense of the CD and shipping).

Click here to download 'Talking to Your Kids About Sex'

PureOnline.com Workshops for Singles
(mid-teens to 25 years old)

Parents, a great tool for helping your kids overcome lust and sexual temptation is the PureOnline workshop for single guys or girls. This 15 chapter workshop is led by national experts and will help your teenager understand how to best manage his or her sexuality. Go through the workshop with your child and lay a solid foundation for helping them establish a lifelong desire for purity.

Learn more about the PureOnline Workshop by clicking the button below and selecting the "Singles Edition" workshop from the home page.

Additional Helpful Links

Focus on the Family
Family Life
Family Matters
National Coalition for the Protection of Children & Families

Talking To Your Kids About Sex By Mark Laaser / Random House, Inc Bringing up this subjext isn't easy. And parents can't successfully explain it all in one "birds and bees" discussion. So what's the best way to educate your kids about healthy sexuality and Christian values? Learn how to initiate specific, age-appropriate discussions by taking advantage of naturally occurring "teachable moments" throughout each developmental stage of childhood.