Raising Pure Teens

by Jason Evert, Chris Stefanick

Have a hard time connecting with your teenager about chastity? You could probably come up with a whole telephone-book-sized list of activities you'd rather be doing than talking to your teenagers about sex. In today's culture, though, who can afford to raise their children without the truth about human sexuality? With the pornification of everything from adolescent fashions to primetime television commercials, who can take a chance on withholding from kids the real score on human sexuality? As your children's primary educators, it's your right and duty to make sure your children are forearmed and forewarned when it comes to dealing with the opposite sex in a Catholic way and resisting the secular world's false vision of sexuality. In Raising Pure Teens, noted chastity speakers Jason Evert and Chris Stefanick incorporate the Church's wisdom with 10 proven strategies for talking with teens about chastity. They offer a perfect blend of humor and sobriety, real-life stories and effective metaphors, cutting-edge science and undeniable logic. Once you read Raising Pure Teens, you ll realize you re not alone in bringing these beautiful truths to your teens and you won't be alone as you help them implement these teachings in their own lives.

Genres: Parenting, Faith, Catholic

220 pages, Paperback

First published August 31, 2010

About the author

Jason Evert has spoken on five continents to more than one million people about the virtue of chastity.

Jason earned a master’s degree in Theology, and undergraduate degrees in Counseling and Theology, with a minor in Philosophy at Franciscan University of Steubenville. He is a frequent guest on radio programs throughout the country, and his television appearances include Fox News, MSNBC, the BBC, and EWTN.

After speaking solo for several years, he teamed up with Crystalina, and the two married in 2003.

Reviews

[Angie · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must read for all parents!

[Ryan · Rating 4 out of 5]

A must read for any parent, not just parents of teens.