Fight the New Drug - Porn Awareness Seminar

Join us for this amazing event This is a must see event!! And it is for everyone. It will consisit of 3 sessions, the first session for Parents/Community at 6:30, 2nd for Middle School Students and the 3rd for High School Students. The student sessions will run concurrently at 8:00 PM , AFTER the parents session. Register today!

Friday, May 30th doors open at 5:30 PM for registration.

Times subject to change

Pornograhy is a Drug!

NO CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 13.

More Details to follow & go to www.tableministry.com for more information.

NOTE: If purchasing multiple tickets, please identify both names (i.e. John & Jane not just John Doe buying two tickets). If Purchasing more than 2, please email us the names and contact information for each person in your group. Thanks!

Go to www.tableministry.com for more information

While the presentation primarily focuses on the negative effects of pornography, it does so in a way that is shame-free and empathetic. It acknowledges that many people—both youth and adults—may already struggle with pornography consumption and that this does not define them. The parent/community presentation emphasizes scientific research, personal accounts, and practical solutions for parents, caregivers, and individuals. However, it does not delve deeply into comprehensive sex education or a broader discussion of healthy sexuality in detail.

That said, there are implied discussions about healthy sexuality, such as:

• Encouraging open, shame-free conversations between parents and children about sex and pornography.
• Addressing misconceptions about relationships and intimacy that pornography can create.
• Emphasizing the importance of real connection and consent in relationships.

If parents or caregivers want to supplement this with broader conversations about healthy relationships and sexuality, the presentation encourages ongoing dialogue and provides tools like the Let’s Talk About Porn discussion guide.Ultimately, the goal is not to condemn but to empower individuals to make informed choices about pornography while providing hope and resources for those who want to break free from its negative effects.

https://fightthenewdrug.org/