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Serving Others Lowers Teen Pregnancy Risks
Posted by Gary Hopkins on
In other blogs we've discussed how Jesus himself directed us to serve other people (Matthew 25:31-35). We've shared how service brings specific benefits to very young children, high schoolers, and even at-risk students attending alternative schools. 
But what about high-risk behaviors? Can engaging in service activities prevent problem behaviors among young people? Yes!
Service Benefits At-Risk Youth, Too! Why Wait?
Posted by Gary Hopkins on
In previous blogs we talked about engaging students -- both high-schoolers and youngsters -- in helpful service to others. We also shared that being involved in service activities can bring specific benefits to young people.
It's interesting that service is an instruction that Christ gave us, too (Matthew 25:31-35). We should guide our young ones to get involved in helping others simply because it is a directive of Christ -- although children reap many benefits as well.
Even Very Young Students Benefit From Helping Others
Posted by Gary Hopkins on
In a previous blog we pointed out two important things:
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Service: It Will Help Your Kids Improve Their Grades
Posted by Fred Hardinge on
Want a proven strategy to boost your kid's grades? Get them serving others!
Want to help your kids and their friends get better grades in school? You might be surprised to know that students who engage in service (that is, helpful activities benefiting other people) get better grades in school. Sounds pretty easy? It is!
PositiveTip: Find opportunities to engage your kids in helping others. Then sit back and watch them reap the benefits.