Building Bridges: Helping Parents Teach Preteens to Use Culture as a Bridge for Faith
1. Begin Building Bridges and learn how to use culture, creativity, hobbies, media, and shared interests as opportunities for connection, discipleship, and evangelism within the relationship between parents and preteens. This course helps families engage culture wisely while teaching children how to use their interests and influence to share their faith with others.
Building bridges Assessment
2. This assessment helps parents identify leadership qualities, relational strengths, communication patterns, and areas of personal growth within their preteen. Families will reflect on responsibility, influence, service, teamwork, initiative, integrity, and problem-solving while uncovering practical ways to nurture confidence and leadership within everyday family life. Parents will gain tools to help their children grow into trustworthy leaders who learn to build healthy relationships, serve others well, and lead with wisdom and humility.
The Adventures of Alex & Isabel: The Realm of Light
After collecting all twelve Noma Stones, Alex and Isabel finally step into the fullness of the authority, wisdom, and boldness they were always meant to carry. But greater light brings greater responsibility. As darkness rises around them, the siblings must learn how to lead, protect others, walk in truth, and carry their power with wisdom, sacrifice, and humility. No longer reacting to fear, they now stand fully formed in courage, identity, and spiritual authority. The Realm of Light is the culmination of their journey, a story about becoming who you were created to be and learning how to walk boldly in the light God has given you.
4. Participate in CPA family gatherings and guided experiences where parents and children practice discipleship together through interactive activities, discussions, and moments intentionally designed to strengthen connection within the home.
