We talk to students about human dignity, self worth, and how living a virtuous life can change the world.
The Culture Project is a team of young people across the country who have been where you are and know what it’s like. We see a future where everyone lives free and experiences their healthiest life.
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The culture hands us counterfeit versions of love and freedom, promising to satisfy our deepest desires, but instead leaves us feeling anxious, overwhelmed, and unfulfilled.
We’re more connected than ever before, yet, for so many, social media has fueled comparison, loneliness, and unhealthy habits.
The culture hands us counterfeit versions of love and freedom, promising to satisfy our deepest desires, but instead leaves us feeling anxious, overwhelmed, and unfulfilled.
We’re more connected than ever before, yet, for so many, social media has fueled comparison, loneliness, and unhealthy habits.
We understand what it’s like growing up online and how unhealthy it can get. We’ve talked to students in over 1,000 schools and churches about human dignity, self worth, and how living a virtuous life is actually pretty awesome.
It’s time to reclaim a culture founded on this truth:
It’s time to reclaim a culture founded on this truth:
we are created in God’s good image and that makes every person valuable.
Our dynamic presentations talk about the inherent dignity of humanity, the benefits of sexual integrity, and healthy social media use.
Culture Project missionaries don't just give presentations. We also walk with students throughout the year. Experience regular Q&As, lunches, and after school visits with other young people who are walking out a virtuous life.
Our online community is a thriving group of young people who find encouragement from our social posts, blogs, and live Q&As.
Get encouraging articles and resources from The Culture Project and stay up to date on the pulse of what is affecting teens today.