LoveEd

SJE
19 hours ago
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How do we raise children who are strong, smart, and pure?

Girls and their moms gather for a LoveEd class in St. Francis Hall. The next one will be Sunday, March 8. A classes for boys and their dads is scheduled for Sunday, March 1.

Nurture the God-given potential of your children through intentional guidance and meaningful education.

SJE Is Here to Help

SJE is here to help parents nurture the God-given potential of your children through our LoveEd program—a book and video series that emphasizes raising children who are not only strong and intelligent, but who also embody the virtues of purity, integrity, and respect.

The upcoming LoveEd classes provide essential parenting guidance, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to foster confidence, resilience, and healthy communication within your family. There are multiple program levels, and SJE is currently hosting Level 2 LoveEd events for Fathers and Sons and for Mothers and Daughters.

If you have already completed Level 1, you’ll find Level 2 to be very similar, with added depth and age-appropriate details for older children.

“This beautiful program gives you the tools you need to have these necessary conversations with your child. As parents, God has given you the authority to pass on these lessons on sexuality to your children. This program gives you the information and space to do that in a comfortable environment,” — Amy Goggin, Director of Religious Education

SJE encourages you to take advantage of this opportunity to connect with your child on these important topics — or to revisit them now that your son or daughter is a bit older.

These classes address many of the contemporary challenges families face today. Elevate your parenting journey and positively impact your child’s future by embracing the profound teachings of LoveEd.

Our Religious Education Department uses the official LoveEd materials, which are devoted to “nurturing the potential of every child through a robust framework of guidance and education.”