Breakpoint Ready to Change the World? Eat Dinner With Your Family
Dec 10, 2024
The importance of family mealtimes takes center stage, highlighting how they contribute to children's nutrition and mental health. Civic duty extends beyond voting, urging deeper community and family engagement, particularly in a time of social change. Additionally, the upcoming Colson Center National Conference promises to delve into church identity and the modern role of faith, featuring influential speakers eager to discuss theological integrity.
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Cultural Shifts
- Cultural shifts in institutions reflect deeper changes in our collective imagination.
- The breakdown of family and religious consensus contributes to this shift.
Prioritize Family Dinners
- Prioritize family dinners; they offer significant benefits for children's well-being and success.
- Make mealtimes a sacred space, free from digital distractions, to foster connection.
Benefits of Family Dinners
- Regular family dinners correlate with better mental and physical health in children.
- They also predict higher academic achievement, even more so than extracurricular activities.