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| Why a Wholehearted Seminar? |
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When the subject of sexuality comes up, most of us panic. How will you skillfully tackle a subject so potentially explosive and sensitive? Wholehearted is a resource for parents, leaders, and teachers like you who are looking for seminars and materials that will help address the tough questions people ask about sex. With over 15 years of experience, our speakers and writers rely on the timeless truths of the Word of God, the Bible. Coupled with the latest research on marriage, teen sexuality, and media, God's guidelines for healthy sexuality are presented in an age appropriate and winsome manner. We work closely with your leadership to tailor each seminar to the particular needs and experiences of your audience. Adult Sunday Schools, youth groups, women's ministries, Girl Scouts, men's groups, as well as the Sunday morning pulpit have all been effective places to implement a healthy sexuality series. References are readily available. Tapes are available for some presentations. What are people saying about WholeHearted seminars? "This class gave me concrete tools to help me teach my teenager about sex. It was also helpful for me in my own dating life." -- single mother attending Decent Exposure seminar "I thought we were alone, no one else seemed to agree with our family's values. Now I know our attitudes were on the right track and we're not alone." -- a couple attending Mind the Media "I wish I would have heard this when I was a kid." -- parent of a teen attending Relating, Dating, and Waiting "I thought she was going to be some 'church lady' preaching at us about abstinence. But she was really funny and everything she said made so much sense." -- 15 year old high school student |