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Live OUTLOUD!
by naomi Cassata
This is a teen centered Bible Study dealing with choices that teens make. This study will equip students to live their faith OUTLOUD! rather than being negatively influenced by their peers. (please contact me if you would like the handouts that go with the study)
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On The Way to Adulthood
by Sherrie Coronas
Lessons from the Bible: A teenager's trials prepare him for greatness.
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The Eternal Summer
by Sherrie Coronas
A teenager ponders questions of life and says "yes" to Jesus.
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Now that You've Graduated...
by Jenny Litfin
You've finished high school, but...now what? This article takes a look at this dilemma from the perspective of a fictional college recruiter.
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Fragilistic
by Robert Thistle
A short story about a little girl in a wheelchair whose animal friends share in the Glory of God's creation.
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Among the Big Boys
by Jason Swiney
"You can go camping if you want, but I dare you to be a Christain tonight" - A father allows his son to join a wilderness trip with some fellow football players, but he issues this prophetic challenge in advance. (Short story)
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Religions Influence In the Lives of Teens
by Samuel Connelly
It is in these critical moments that we should spend extra time, and put extra care into the youth; and if religion can give hopeless teens a purpose for living, then it only makes since that we focus our energy, time, and investments into this hope-giving remedy.
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Crocodile Tears & Buffalo Wings
by Marilyn Schnepp
Human Beings break God's heart every time we mess with His best Work of Art? Would we change His rainbow, sunset or colorful autumn leaves? Take a minute to think about it.....
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OVERCOMING SEXUALLY ORIENTED SIN
by Anthony Osei Boateng
Sexually oriented sins entail a special collection of sins which thrive on the sexual drive of the Christian. These sins are special because they thrive on the sexual passion (which is very strong and can get out of control), which God has placed in man to be shared in marriage. Most Christians find it very difficult to overcome sexually oriented sins. These include fornication, adultery, pornography, masturbation and other sexual perversions.
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THE PURPOSE OF LIFE
by ANNE MANNING
Every human being asks this question at least once in a lifetime...Why am I here? What is the purpose of my life? There is only ONE purpose for everyone and that is to find a relationship with one's Maker. How does this happen? Read on...
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Advice from SOC's: Teen Advice Column (Internet Safety)
by Nancy Quinn
This SOC's (Soldiers of Christ) Teen advice column covers the question of internet safety.
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A Second Spin
by Julie Arduini
A young adult faces regret after irresponsible choices.
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Advice from SOC's; Teen Advice Column (Friends)
by Nancy Quinn
This SOC's (Soldiers of Christ) Teen advice column covers the question of friends; should a Christian teen ONLY have friends who are Christians?
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Have Patience My Child
by Arkista Hansen
When you are walking down the hallways all alone And you are ready to give in
Have Patience My child
For this too shall pass
When your standing your ground but you feal like giving in
Have Patience My child
For this too shall pass
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Have Patience My Child
by Arkista Hansen
When you are walking down the hallways all alone And you are ready to give in
Have Patience My child
For this too shall pass
When your standing your ground but you feal like giving in
Have Patience My child
For this too shall pass
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Have Patience My Child
by Arkista Hansen
When you are walking down the hallways all alone And you are ready to give in
Have Patience My child
For this too shall pass
When your standing your ground but you feal like giving in
Have Patience My child
For this too shall pass
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Advice from SOC's; Teen Advice Column ("Christian" Graffiti)
by Nancy Quinn
This SOC's (Soldiers of Christ) Teen advice column covers the question of "Christian" graffiti.
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Advice from SOC's; Teen Advice Column (Anger and Unforgiveness)
by Nancy Quinn
This SOC's (Soldiers of Christ) Teen advice column covers the question of a betrayed friendship and the anger and unforgiveness it can bring.
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Advice from SOC's; Teen Advice Column (Dating)
by Nancy Quinn
SOC's (Soldiers of Christ) advice column for teens - this month's faith question is on Valentine's Day and teen dating.
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Messy Tessie's Valentine
by Debbie OConnor
Fiction. Plagued by an unkind classmate, an unexpected Valentine gives Tessa hope.
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Just Leave Me Alone
by Casey Overbeek
What do we tell our kids when they're out of sorts?
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Planting Computer Seeds
by Nancy Quinn
Instant Messaging, FaceBook, MySpace - teens have an infinite number of opportunities to become a global witness for their faith!
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THE SATURDAY BOY - Chapter Thirteen
by Richard L. Provencher
Now it's just mom and Jay again. Dad is back in Toronto. Grandpa takes Jay and his mother to the woods for understanding. The boy finds peace in growing up. Finally he knows he must sit down and write dad a letter.
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THE SATURDAY BOY - Chapter Twelve
by Richard L. Provencher
Suddenly it was over. Mom and dad knew it would happen. Why not Jay? Why? Why? Jay finds it hard to accept dad's letter of explanation.
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THE SATURDAY BOY - Chapter Eleven
by Richard L. Provencher
A special treat is a campout in a tent. And hunting in the woods. Nighttime and animal sounds aren't so bad. Love is having dad around a lot.
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THE SATURDAY BOY - Chapter Ten
by Richard L. Provencher
Jay is growing up. He learns to handle criticism and has strong opinions. Scouting the woods. Learning to use the compass. Jay loves dad again.
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THE SATURDAY BOY - Chapter Nine
by Richard L. Provencher
A bicycle-fishing trip takes place. Dad shows how to catch fish. A scare for a scared cat Jay. A disagreement brings the first storm clouds.
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THE SATURDAY BOY - Chapter Eight
by Richard L. Provencher
Visit to Tim Horton's camp in Tatamagouche. Learning that fatherless children do survive. Getting along with the group of kids. And peeing your pants isn't the end of the world for a boy.
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THE SATURDAY BOY - Chapter Seven
by Richard L. Provencher
Jay learns about hunting, a father's past birthdays and how much fun fathers can be. The boy wants to fill in all those empty spots when dad left.
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THE SATURDAY BOY - Chapter Six
by Richard L. Provencher
Jay can't wait for Saturday. He's hooked on his father, who's teaching Jay to overcome his fears. Swimming at Little Dyke Lake, especially off the scary floating dock. And Jay chops a tree for the first time.
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