Show Notes
What if helping our children and teenagers know God isn’t about getting everything right?
In today’s episode, Anna and Jess introduce the Five Key Tools Course and along with Parenting for Faith founder, Rachel Turner, they explore Key Truths at the heart of the Parenting for Faith approach. They look at how God is already at work in the lives of our children and teenagers, why there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to faith, and how parents and carers can support their children’s relationship with God without trying to engineer it.
Links:
Parenting as a Church Leader on Thursday 15th October https://www.brfresources.org.uk/collections/parenting-for-faith-courses/products/parenting-as-a-church-leader-day-2
The Five Key Tools Course Journey https://www.brfresources.org.uk/collections/parenting-for-faith-events/products/five-key-tools-course-parenting-for-faith
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