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Jaquelle Crowe

Jaquelle Crowe is a twentysomething writer from eastern Canada. She’s a graduate of Thomas Edison State University and co-founder of The Young Writers Workshop. She is author of This Changes Everything: How the Gospel Transforms the Teen Years (2017). You can find more of her writing at JaquelleCrowe.com.

Unplug, iGen: Put the Phone Down and Live

Unplug, iGen

Put the Phone Down and Live

The world does not need more people missing life to stare at a screen. What it needs is a generation to unplug, rise up, and live for the glory of God.

Ashamed of My Body

Ashamed of My Body

Six Truths for Struggling Teens

Modern society trains teens to obsess over their bodies and conform to a punishing standard that perpetuates contempt.

Adulting to the Glory of God

Adulting to the Glory of God

Young adulthood brings an array of new opportunities, experiences, and challenges. From one young adult to another, here are five lessons for the journey.

Friends Your Age Are Not Enough

Friends Your Age Are Not Enough

God loves to see friendships that reach beyond our preference for people just like us, because these uniquely broadcast the beauty of our shared union in Christ.

Five Questions to Ask Before You Start Dating

Five Questions to Ask Before You Start Dating

If we’re honest with ourselves, we date for all kinds of bad reasons. Here are questions to help you discern your readiness to begin a relationship.

Four Ways Teenagers Live for More

Four Ways Teenagers Live for More

While Jonathan Edwards was a still teenager, he wrote, “Resolved, to live with all my might, while I do live.” What does it mean for us to live like that today?

Five Awkward Conversations Every Teen Needs to Have with Their Parents

Five Awkward Conversations Every Teen Needs to Have with Their Parents

Not every talk between teenagers and parents has to be awkward, but some of the most important typically are. Here are five awkward and critical conversations you should have with your teenager.

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