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As a high school or college student, do you wish your classmates could hear more of the story—like the truth about God's deep love for us and what the Bible really says about His redemptive design for marriage and sexuality? Wouldn't it be nice if a deeper and freer conversation could happen when controversial sexual topics are brought up in your school?

The good news is, it can—and that's where Day of Dialogue comes in.

In contrast to the whole idea of silence, this is a day that encourages open dialogue.

Because Focus on the Family firmly believes that the truth will rise to the surface when honest conversations are allowed to happen. And that's why we're so excited to announce that we've become the sponsor for this event.

The Day of Dialogue gives you, as a student, the opportunity to express the true model presented by Jesus Christ in the Bible—who didn't back away from speaking truth, but neither held back in pouring out His incredible, compassionate love for hurting and vulnerable people. His example calls us to stand up for those being harmed or bullied while offering the light of what God's Word says.

And the event gives you a chance to express this balanced perspective in a loving and peaceful way. So be sure to mark your calendars for the 2012 Day of Dialogue—Thursday, April 19, 2012—and make plans to participate in your school or college. Register today! And then join us on our Facebook page for updates & info

Got some deeper questions about these issues? Want to start more in-depth discussions on these topics? Check out some of these articles:

God’s Design for Sexuality

Sex: A Gift & Responsibility

Hope for Those Who Struggle

Having Healthy Friendships

Why We Should Stick Up for Others

Why Male and Female Matter

Who Am I? Finding Eternal Signficance

Whose Voices Are You Listening To?

Real-Life Stories

Check out some of our favorite songs and scriptures! On the Day of Dialogue, you can send these to your friends and classmates as a reminder that “God Cares," along with a link to one of the songs and/or scriptures. Share them with your friends via text, Twitter or Facebook—and start a dialogue about what the scripture or song means to you personally!