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Because parents need help just to keep up!
Kids are finding and viewing pornography online through means parents aren't even aware exist, including game systems such as the Wii, thePS3, and on mobile devices such as cell phones and the Sony PSP!
The average age of first exposure to pornography is now 8!
- Our children are "sexting", sending inappropriate pictures taken via cell phones and webcams, and finding themselves in big trouble socially and legally!!!
Predators are hunting our children via the Web, chat rooms, and even on gaming networks for systems such as the Microsoft's X-BOX LIVEand Sony's PLAYSTATION NETWORK.
Studies are showing that exposure to pornography leads to earlier sexual experimentation as "MONKEY SEE - MONKEY DO" takes effect, with between 12%-16% of 12-year-olds being sexually active!
In a 2007 online survey of Christians, 50% of men and 20% of women admitted to addictive problems with pornography. The rates of youth addiction are climbing.
Today, 1 in 4 teenage girls have at least ONE sexually transmitted disease (STD). Statistics are not available for boys as some STDs have no medical screening tests for males.
Imagine the impact if the parents in your Church, school, or corporation were educated and equipped to deal with these threats to the Family!
Let us equip them, and you, to effectively deal with these 21st Century parenting challenges.
Knights' Quest Ministries conducts seminars and events that equip parents, youth, churches, public school PTOs/PTAs, and other organizations with the practical skills to address these threats to the family.
Explore our site to see how we can work beside you in these battles.
"I can recommend the SEX, KIDS & THE INTERNET Seminars without reservation."
Professor of Student Ministry Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth, TX
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"Buddy Knight and Knights' Quest are providing practical help for parents wanting to keep their children safe on the Internet. We are proud to have Knights Quest Ministries as a Microsoft Partner!"
Michael Murphy Microsoft Local Business Development Manager South Central U.S. March 2010
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