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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!

Are you expecting a new addition to the family? Do you have a heart for providing and praying over new/young families? Join us Sunday, September 20th! Expectant families and volunteers will join together, cover these families in prayer, and give pre-made freezer meals to the families.
RSVP below to let us know you’re coming, and if you’re volunteering to make freezer meals - what you’re going to make!
When: Sunday, September 20th, After Church
Where: Legacy Church
Family Fest at the church! There’ll be s’mores and cider. Bring your bikes and scooters. Pumpkin carving is available for older kids. There's also a jump house and face painting! All families welcome- invite friends!
Bring a lawn chair and an appetizer or dessert!
When: October 4th, 3:30-5:30
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!

This week in our Reasonable Faith series, we talked about how we can know what is true. Students learned that truth isn’t determined by our feelings, opinions, or what is popular—truth is what matches reality. We discussed how we already use evidence, reason, observation, and reliable testimony to discover truth in everyday life, and we can do the same when asking questions about God and Christianity. We also looked at how God has made Himself known through creation, Scripture, and ultimately through Jesus, who said, “I am the truth” (John 14:6). Our hope is that students will feel confident asking hard questions and pursuing answers as they grow in their faith.
Questions
1. How do you normally decide whether something you hear is true?
2. What's something you believe is true even though you've never personally seen or experienced it?
3. Why is "I really believe it" not enough to make something true?
4. If Christianity really is true, what kinds of questions or investigation should it be able to handle?
5. Jesus says, "I am the truth." What would have to be true about Jesus for you to believe that claim?

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