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DJs, Phone Calls, Humor, and a Deceased Nurse. . . .
Posted by Walt Mueller - 12/10/2012
The story coming out of London just gets stranger by the moment. You've most likely heard the story by now. Two Australian DJs make what we kids used to call a "phony phone call" to the London hospital where a pregnant Kate Middleton is being treated for acute morning sickness. While impersonating the Queen Mother and Prince Charles, they coaxed some hospital nurses into reporting on Middleton's condition...
CPYU offered a free webinar several weeks ago ago titled "10 Ways CPYU Can Help You Minister to Parents." Many of you expressed your interest in being able to access the video for this webinar, so here it is!
10 Ways CPYU Can Help You Minister to Parents - Recorded Webinar
The webinar titled "Pornogrpahy and Your Kids: What You Need to Know and What You Need to Do" was also recorded. The video of this webinar is available on DVD. Order it in CPYU's Resource Center.
CPYU is having a book sale! Visit the CPYU Resource Center to check out the savings!
CPYU Banquet and Auction - Save the Date
CPYU's Celebration Banquet and Auction is being held on March 15th, 2013!
Shady Maple Banquet Center
East Earl, PA
Reception begins at 5:30
More details to come!
Mark your calendars to attend!
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Youth Culture Today
Youth Culture Today with Walt Mueller is a 60-second radio spot featured on over 850 stations across the U.S. and Canada! Listen to this week's shows here.
Youth Culture Hot Quote
"If you watch Two and a Half Men, please stop watching [it]. I'm on Two and a Half Men and I don't want to be on it. Please stop watching it and filling your head with filth. People say it's just entertainment. Do some research on the effects of television and your brain, and I promise you you'll have a decision to make when it comes to television, especially with what you watch."
- Angus T. Jones, who plays the character Jake on Two and a Half Men, The Hollywood Reporter, November 26, 2012
CPYU Recent and Upcoming Speaking Events
11/10/2012 - The Digital Brain: Understanding Technology's Impact on Our Kids - Calvary Church, Souderton, PA
11/11/2012 - The College Transition: Your Purpose, Your Faith, Your Community - Bay Area Community Church, Annapolis, MD
11/12/2012 - Identity Matters: The Voice of Culture, The Truth of God - Lebanon Evengelical Free Church - Jonestown, PA
11/14/2012 - No Parent Left Behind - First Presbyterian Church, San Antonio, TX
11/15/2012 - Understanding Today's Youth Culture - First Presbyterian Church, San Antonio, TX
11/17/2012 - Hyper-Connected 24/7: Kids and Social Media - Youth Specialties National Youth Workers Convention - Dallas, TX
11/18/2012 - Growing Up in a "Porn is the Norm" World - Youth Specialties National Youth Workers Convention - Dallas, TX
11/29/2012 - Engaging the Soul of Today's Youth Culture: Bridging Teen Wolrdviews and Christian Truth - Youth Specialties Canadian Youth Workers Convention - Toronto, Canada
12/1/2012 - Ministry in a Culture of Narcissism - Youth Specialties Canadian Youth Workers Convention - Toronto, Canada
12/13-12/14/2012 - Chapel and Student Presentations - Whitinsville Christian School -Whitinsnville, MA
1/26/2013 - The College Transition: Your Purpose, Your Faith, Your Community - Nappanee Missionary Church - Nappanee, IN
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