Take a look at information and resources designed to support you!

Here at Legacy, we believe supporting parents in raising their child is critically important. Because of this, we have created a hub specifically for you!
Here, we have resources for parents with kids of all ages. These resources include parenting methods, devotionals, questions to ask your teens each week, books, and so much more!

Let’s celebrate the back-to-school season well, with a fun-filled day at the park! We'll bring the lawn games you bring the lawn chairs! (and food to share 😉).
Main Dish: A-I
Side Dish: J-R
Dessert: S-Z
When: Saturday, September 26th, 4:00-6:00 PM
Where: Louisville Community Church
Who: Everyone!
Simple Summer Connection: Family Picnics After Church.
Bring a lunch and stay after church for fun and connection while the kids play. We’ll provide lemonade!
When: After Church on:
June 7 · June 28 · July 12 · July 26 · August 9
Where: Legacy Church
Who: Legacy Families

Here are a few great tools to help you as you work with your kids! Peruse this section for resources on raising, disciplining, and spiritually guiding your young kids!

Here are a few great tools to help you as you work with your teens!

Series: Stick Together
Think about your favorite adventure stories where friends go on epic journeys, face challenges, and stick together through it all. Those stories make you wonder: Do I have friends like that? Am I that kind of friend? We all want solid friendships with people who stick with us no matter what life brings, and the Bible gives us wisdom about how to build those relationships. In this 4-week series from the Old and New Testaments, we’ll explore what God has to say about how we can have—and be—good friends. We'll see how every friend will influence you, how wise friends will help guide you, that good friends are worth fighting for, and that you'll always have a friend in Jesus.
Questions
1. Has a friend ever influenced you to make a positive change in your life? What happened?
2. Has a friend ever influenced you to do something you later regretted? What did you learn from that experience?
3. What are some challenges you face when it comes to finding friends who are good influences?
4. On a scale of 1—5, how “good” of an influence do you think your friends are? How do you think your friends would rate you?
5. What are some of the ways Paul, Aquila, Priscilla, and Apollos influenced each other?
6. This week, how could you be a better influence on your friends? How could you surround yourself with more influences that help you grow?

Want some other resources? Take a look at our resources page for more generalized information for your whole family!