For the parent
One area that a parent should be knowledgeable in is the culture that their child interacts with on a daily basis.
Take a look at the website www.cpyu.org:

• The Latest Youth Culture News
• Teens web use to surge
• Teens flunk themselves on healthy habits
• Articles for Parents Only
• Parenting in the MySpace era
• Advice: Know Your Video Games
• Daily Youth TV Tip
• Youth Culture Featured Articles
• Dear Diary, Dear World—a look into the world of online journals and the teens who use them.
• Hot Link of the Week
• Resources for your teen
  

Spiritual Mentoring of Teens www.family.org
A great tool that you can use to show your teen how to integrate faith in God into everyday life.

Fuel www.devotionalresources.com

With these simple, 10-minute devotionals parents can maximize their time with their teens.

College Transition Initiative www.cpyu.org

You can visit the links on the CTI portion of the website to learn more valuable information about this transitional stage and how you can help prepare college bound students for the road ahead.

Also check out:
www.ministryandmedia.com
www.pluggedinonline.com

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For the teen/student

Teen Devotional Bible www.devotionalresources.com

Being a teen has it’s ups and downs. It’s cool to discover new things about yourself, but you’ve got to make a lot of choices. Open up this bible and read devotions written by teens like you who are dealing with the same stuff

Breakaway www.breakawaymag.com

Since 1990, Breakaway magazine has been encouraging teen guys to break away from the pressures of the world around them and to get real in a relationship with Jesus.

Brio www.briomag.com

Brio has been teaching, challenging, and encouraging teen girls towards a healthy self-concept and a closer relationship with Jesus Christ

TrueU www.TrueU.org

TrueU.org is a community for college students who want to know and confidently discuss the Christian world view. Their hope is that you’ll graduate with your faith not only intact, but stronger than before.

Survival Notes for Grads