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“Let’s Talk”
Conversation Kit for Christian Families
Strengthening parent-child relationships through meaningful,
faith-centered conversations
Bringing Faith Into Everyday Conversations
“Let’s Talk” Family Conversation Kit is designed for Korean immigrant families to encourage meaningful conversations between parents and children. Through a variety of everyday topics, the kit helps families connect daily experiences with Christian faith and values in practical and engaging ways.
What’s Inside the “Let’s Talk” Conversation Kit
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12 Conversation Topics
Explore a variety of meaningful topics that help parents and children talk about everyday life, relationships, and faith together.
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Age-Appropriate Conversation Guides
Designed for elementary-aged children and their parents, with engaging questions and easy-to-use discussion prompts.
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Bilingual Format: Korean & English
Created especially for Korean immigrant families, making it easy to use at home, in small groups, or in church settings.
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Bible Verses and Short Prayers
Each topic includes a Scripture passage and a simple prayer to help families reflect and close their conversation in faith.
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Videos & Additional Resources
Scan the QR codes to access helpful videos and educational resources, with new content added over time.
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Healthy Communication Tips for Families
Practical guidance helps parents listen well, communicate with care, and build stronger relationships with their children.
Our Goals
“Let’s Talk” was not created primarily to teach the Bible or faith. Rather, it is designed to help parents and children enjoy meaningful conversations about a variety of everyday topics, deepen their understanding of one another, and build closer relationships along the way.
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Strengthening Family Relationships Through Meaningful Conversation
Creating space for parents and children to listen, share, and grow closer through healthy communication.
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Creating Opportunities for Parents to Share Their Faith
Helping parents naturally connect everyday experiences with their faith, values, and relationship with God.
How We Developed the Kit
Developed through collaboration between Ph.D. scholars in Christian Education at Talbot School of Theology and education pastors from partner churches.
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Collaborative Process – Regular development meetings with expert feedback
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Culturally Responsive – Created with Korean immigrant families in mind
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Age-Appropriate – Designed for elementary-aged children and their parents
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Carefully Reviewed – Academic and video resources selected for quality and relevance
How to Use: Before you start your conversation,
Please create a warm, inviting environment for conversation.
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01Quiet environment with minimal distractions
Choose a setting with minimal distractions. Turn off the TV, put away your cell phones to encourage face-to-face communication.
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02Casual Setting
Opt for comfortable, casual seating arrangements such as sofas or chairs with cushions to create a more relaxed and inviting atmosphere.
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03Circle or Semi-Circle Arrangements
Consider a face-to-face seating arrangement that allows for direct eye contact, removing or avoiding any physical barriers like large furniture or walls.
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04Prepare snacks or drinks
Cookies, chips and dip, hot chocolate, ice cream, and a selection of refreshing beverages. These treats will add a delightful touch to your family conversation.
How to Have a Healthy Conversation
Please familiarize yourself with the following conversation tips with your family.
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Listen actively to the other person. Make and maintain eye contact with encouraging smiles and affirming nods.
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When listening, be supportive and offer lots of compliments and encouragement.
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Avoid interrupting or talking over the other person.
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Show empathy and understanding by acknowledging their perspective.
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Use "I" statements to express your own feelings and thoughts.
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Express your own feelings and ideas in a non-judgmental way and use “I” messages.
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When the other person shares their experience, restate their feelings and thoughts, rather than trying to judge or offer advice.
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Avoid making assumptions or jumping to conclusions.
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Focus on learning about each other, rather than "winning" the conversation.
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Take breaks when needed to avoid becoming overwhelmed or frustrated.
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End the conversation on a positive note, even if you still disagree.
Try Avoiding These Phrases
I don't care.
That makes no sense. That's wrong.
What are you trying to say? Get to the point.
You always (...)
Try Using These Phrases
I've never heard that before. Can you tell me more about it?
I think differently. I have a different opinion.
I'm not quite following. Can you give me an example?
I thought/felt (...).
How to Get Your “Let’s Talk” Conversation Kit
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Church Partnerships
Available through participating churches and partner ministries.
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Parent Seminars
Join an orientation session to learn how to use the kit naturally and effectively with your family.
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Support Materials
Access additional resources and ongoing support to enrich your family conversations.
Ready to start meaningful conversations with your child?
Connect with us to learn how you can receive and use the “Let’s Talk” Conversation Kit.
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