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By Kara Powell | January 30, 2012
I am always saddened when I see families with teenagers waiting in restaurant lobbies for tables, and none of the family members are talking because each member has their own form of technology (iPods and cell phones being the most dominant).
By Brad M. Griffin | January 10, 2012
Good news for frustrated parents everywhere.
By Kara Powell | January 5, 2012
I don’t think I’ve ever been invited to attend, let alone speak, at a youth ministry training event in which “Collaborative” was the primary noun.
By Brad M. Griffin | December 19, 2011
Here’s a great idea for the holidays…
By Kara Powell | December 14, 2011
I keep hearing stories these days of folks putting Sticky Faith in action, and even ideas on how to use the holidays as a way to help teenagers connect with their parents and other adults.
By Kara Powell | December 13, 2011
When Dave and I used to have large groups of folks over for dinners, we used to set up two tables: the kids table, and the adults table.
By Kara Powell | December 12, 2011
Part of what I love about my role at the Fuller Youth Institute is the amazing people I get to learn from.
By Kara Powell | December 1, 2011
I am consistently struck, and surprised, by how stressed teenagers are. It’s a far different world for teenagers today than it was for many of us as we were growing up.
By Kara Powell | November 14, 2011
A few years ago, I heard about some research conducted by Stanford University’s (go Andrew Luck! Sorry, couldn’t resist) Carol Dweck on the effects of our affirmation on children and teenagers.
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