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Child-Raising
NO ORDINARY CALL
A father struggles with the news that his college-age son is gay.
HOME FOR DINNER
A man comes home for dinner only to find that his family is going out.
TOSSING IN THE TOWEL
A college freshman returns home after only a day away at college, much to the surprise of her father.
NOW I GOTTA CHOOSE
A teenage girl, confused and hurt by her parents’ divorce, struggles to not feel bitter for what she sees as a broken promise.

THE BIG SHOCKING NEWS
Parents brace themselves for bad news
when their daughter comes home, and react in shock when their child wants
to enter full-time ministry.
STAFF MEETING
In the midst of a weekly "staff meeting,"
a family learns that regular dinner conversations might be a better way
to keep in touch.
ALL IN THE FAMILY
A tough-minded businessman conducts a
brutal job interview for the position of son-in-law.
THE
LONELY BUNNY
A little girl
explains the true origin of Easter to the Easter Bunny.
HOW
I LEARNED TO DANCE
Sarah is distressed over the life choices she has to make now that she
is graduating from high school. She goes to her grandmother for advice,
who is able to give her guidance from the perspective of someone who has
spent a life "dancing" with God.

KICKING
AND SCREAMING:
A guide to moving out and moving on
Ken
and Kelly attempt to sell a book about the changes that occur when a child
moves out to attend college. Various scenarios are played out in order
to illustrate.
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IN
YOUR FACE
6 teens ruthlessly criticize what the audience thinks is each other, until
it is revealed that they are actually interacting with a mirror.
BODY
IMAGE Several teenagers try to alter their physiques before
realizing that God designed them to be his perfect children, no matter
what their body type.
CHOPPED
LIVER
A father struggles with the fact that his family doesn’t
seem to notice the sacrifices he makes.
MY
FATHER THE ZERO
A young woman tries to pay tribute to her lousy dad.
BIGGER AND BETTER
A husband and wife worry about how affluence heightens
both their own and their teenage son's materialist expectations.

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