The Sex Thing: How to talk to Christian teens about porn, nudes and abuse
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Emma Fowle2021-12-10T14:37:00
There’s no doubting Rachel Gardner’s pedigree when it comes to talking to teens about sex. As far back as 2005, Gardner was being followed by a BBC film crew as she persuaded twelve teenagers to give up sex for five months. What followed was the launch of the Romance Academy, ...
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