Christians & Sex: Predators Aware or UnAware

The classic nuclear family, the kind imprinted on the American imagination by TV shows like Leave It To Beaver, has been left behind. In 1960, 37% of households included a married couple raising their own children. More than a half-century later, just 16% of households look like that. 
 
Source: PEW Research

DJ KTE and Lady Misty discuss challenges church members face with cliques and system within the church that leave some members asking Is church is a family or gangs? Join the conversation info@umeradio.com

Current studies of American couples indicate that 20 to 40% of heterosexual married men and 20 to 25% of heterosexual married women will also have an extramarital affair during their lifetime. In a recent survey of single American men and women, 60% of men and 53% of women admitted to “mate poaching,” trying to woo an individual away from a committed relationship to begin a relationship with them instead. Mate poaching is also common in 30 other cultures. Regardless of the correlation between relationship dissatisfaction and adultery, among individuals engaging in infidelity in one study, 56% of men and 34% of women rated their marriage as “happy” or “very happy,” suggesting that genetics may also play a role in philandering. Source: ideas.ted.com #umeradioapp

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Join our hosts Keith and Misty as they tackle this questions:
How do young Christians who want to abstain cope in the current hookup culture which is becoming progressively more ingrained in popular culture?

At Least 58 Migrants Dead After Boat Capsizes Near Coast of Mauritania... World Migration Report 2020 Launched on November 27 by IOM... A migrant shares his story of migrating to the U.S. as a child.

Migration Matters #ChecktheFacts An estimated number of some 1.3 million Jamaican-born persons are residing abroad, amounting to at least 36.1 per cent of the national population. Remittance receipts from Jamaican emigrants have trended upwards over the years 2011–2016. The Bank of Jamaica estimated remittances at USD 2.292 million in 2016, which contributed 16.1 per cent to Jamaica’s GDP in 2015.