Passport to purity upgrade#
Passport to purity series#

Why was sex created? It was created for reproduction, pleasure and to bring us closer to our spouse. Not only were the mechanics of it discussed, but also some of the deeper issues regarding sexuality. I do think a drawing of the reproductive organs would have been helpful, but you can always looks for those online too. The mechanics of it are explained and discussed. The second part of session 3 talks about sex. I appreciated the discussion about how girls each change and develop in their own way and in their own time, encouraging girls to be kind to one another while trying to avoid the comparison game. It discusses growing breasts, growing hair, getting a period and hormonal changes.

Passport to purity upgrade#

Session 3: Ready for an Upgrade – This is a session where there is a disc for the boys and a separate one for the girls.įor the girls, the disc discusses the changes that will occur as a girl makes the transition to becoming a woman. Kids are encouraged to make decisions ahead of time about how they will respond when faced with different types of peer pressure. The talks, examples and questions really demonstrate the reality of peer pressure that we will face our entire lives. It discusses the reality of peer pressure. Session 2: Running with the Herd – This was one of my favorite sessions. While some of it was cheesy, I did feel it entered into the discussion in a light-hearted, not-intimidating and intentional way. These three components can help direct kids in positive ways and avoid the pitfalls that are set to trap us during the adolescent years. The whole point of the first session is that in life you need a map (the Bible), a compass (Jesus) and a guide (your parents) to help you along the paths of life. Session 1: Beginning the Journey – While a little hokey and maybe too immature for your older kids, the journey begins with a little audio drama about kids going on a treasure hunt. After previewing the content of the Passport 2 Purity curriculum, I felt both confident and equipped moving forward in planning a weekend away with my pre-teen daughter. In preparation for this trip, I listened to all the CD’s ahead of time, while also looking at the object lessons. I’m just a mom who went on a Passport 2 Purity weekend with my daughter. I was not given this program nor am I being paid by Family Life for my thoughts. This definitely adds more time into your P2P experience. There is a slight time variation between boys and girls.Īs you are preparing for time, do not forget there are object lessons, discussion times and provision for kids to take notes, answer questions or write in their Passport 2 Purity journal. How long is the Passport 2 Purity CD series? If you were to do the entire five sessions, including the optional part of session 4, it will take 4 1/2 hours or more. You can buy a pre-assembled activity kit as well (more about that later). The parent guide gives you all the information needed to put together object lessons that go along with the teaching. The getaway kit includes a five session CD series, a journal and a parent guide. It has a program track for both a mother and daughter or a father and son trip.

Passport to purity series#

The Passport 2 Purity series is intended for use during a weekend getaway with your child.

The talks on the CDs introduce the concepts of peer pressure, puberty, sex and how that relates to our relationship with God and each other. Passport 2 Purity is a Christian CD series put out by Family Life. However, I wanted a weekend away to really go more into depth into discussions on the changes she will be going through in the teen years. We have talked about sex with her before using “ The Talk,” which was a great resource. She is turning into a beautiful young lady, and I cannot wait to see how the Lord continues to grow her. I see her maturing and growing, and I am encouraged. She is 11 years old and in the 6th grade. You can read more about my struggles here. The beginning years, for me were a challenge. People always told me, “ It goes by so fast.” I feel the years ticking away now, but for me the baby, toddler and preschool years felt like watching a sloth move across the jungle. OK – It didn’t quite happen like that for me. After a coming of age weekend away with my daughter, I wanted to provide a mom’s review of Passport 2 Purity (“Passport to Purity” for those searching because they heard about it by word of mouth and didn’t know to search with a 2 in the title.)