John from Parents for Choice in Education as he gives some important advice for back to school. He has tips for how parents can engage their children's teachers and school board trustee candidates. He also gives us an update on the parental legislation the province passed last December.

Monica Cline was a sex educator for Planned Parenthood, promoting sex among children as young as nine. When she became a Christian, she realized what she was teaching was harming children and how parents were often left out. She now offers parents resources and supports on how to rise up their kids in a Biblical worldview. Read more about her at monicacline.com and her ministry It Takes A Family.

Christin Rosa is married to Mauricio and has three energetic kids. In addition to her work in a pro-life organization, she is a blogger and soon-to-be published author of Saving Nate: Choosing Life after a Devastating Prenatal Diagnosis, the true story of how she and her husband chose faith over fear after receiving a hopeless prenatal diagnosis for their preborn son. Against all odds, not only did their son survive, he thrived. You can learn more at www.christinrosa.com and follow her on Instagram @christin.a.rosa. Be sure to sign up to receive your free copy of Chapter One of Saving Nate when you visit the website.

In this Gentle Answers Podcast, Jojo and Jocelynn look at other issues Christians can talk about during the election, including chaplains not being allowed to to mention God in military services and Quebec's plan to ban public prayer.

In this episode, Jojo and Jocelynn share that they've discovered a government-funded organization created to change the views of Christians and others and make them pro-LGBTQ. This and other issues they argue, shoud inform all Canadian voters.

Child endocrinologist, Dr. Quentin Van Meter shares key ideas to help you understand and discuss gender transitioning in children.

In the second half of our podcast, Jocelynn shares how she turned to Christ who gave her a new identity as a child of God.

In our next Gentle Answers Podcast, "Sarah" explains how those at her Alberta school encouraged her when she was 12 to transition into a boy. Being autistic and lonely, she was convinced to live as a boy at school without her parents knowing. After harming herself, her parents found out and she began to accept her feminine identity.