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Launching August 30
Are My Kids on Track?
Parenting Small Group
Parenting is one of the most important—and challenging—roles we'll ever have. Join us for this 10-week small group based on the book "Are My Kids on Track?" by Sissy Goff, David Thomas, and Melissa Trevathan. Using the companion small group curriculum developed by Church of the Highlands, we'll explore age-specific milestones and practical ways to help our children grow emotionally, spiritually, socially, and academically.
Whether you're parenting preschoolers, elementary-aged kids, or teenagers, this group will provide biblical encouragement, practical insight, and a supportive community of parents walking through similar seasons.
Whether you're parenting preschoolers, elementary-aged kids, or teenagers, this group will provide biblical encouragement, practical insight, and a supportive community of parents walking through similar seasons.
Love and Logic Parenting Class
Parenting Class
Parenting isn't easy, but you don't have to do it alone. Join us for "Love and Logic," a practical and encouraging 6-week class that equips parents with tools to raise responsible, confident, and respectful kids. Each session lasts approximately 2 hours.
Using the proven "Love and Logic" curriculum, you'll learn practical strategies to reduce conflict, set healthy boundaries, and guide your children toward making wise choices. Whether you're parenting young children or teenagers, this class will provide encouragement and tools you can use right away.
Using the proven "Love and Logic" curriculum, you'll learn practical strategies to reduce conflict, set healthy boundaries, and guide your children toward making wise choices. Whether you're parenting young children or teenagers, this class will provide encouragement and tools you can use right away.
Cell Phone Permit: Driver's Ed For Their Digital Journey
Giving your child a phone is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make as a parent. It opens up a world of connection, opportunity, and responsibility — but also risks.
Most parents feel stressed about how to prepare their kids. Do you monitor everything? Install another “big brother” app? Hope for the best? There’s a better way. Instead of only policing your child, teach them to navigate their digital journey with wisdom and confidence. That’s exactly what Cell Phone Permit does.
Most parents feel stressed about how to prepare their kids. Do you monitor everything? Install another “big brother” app? Hope for the best? There’s a better way. Instead of only policing your child, teach them to navigate their digital journey with wisdom and confidence. That’s exactly what Cell Phone Permit does.