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Please keep in contact with us, and let us know how we can serve or partner with you. We promise not to SPAM you, but may email you periodically with helpful information. Let us know if you would like to plan a PWF workshop or seminar in your area school, church, or other venue!

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Hi! We’re Jesse and Sarah Siegand, and we make our home in Nashville, TN.  We started Parents Who Fight in 2015 as a campaign to bring awareness to parents about the dangers kids encounter online every day. We have been married over 28 years, and we have two grown sons. Over the past 15 years, we've led our family with the tech-intentional practices we teach to others, and our boys are actually thankful, on the other side. As Christian parents with vocational and volunteer ministry experience, we feel uniquely equipped by the Holy Spirit to help the Church push back on the "norms" society has created about how families, kids, and teens use technology.

 

How We Got Started

When our kids started to relay information about classmates viewing pornography and having their own smartphones in the first and third grades, we began researching what more could be done to protect our family from dangers online. Our research led us to a national conference where we learned from top experts in online safety, and a fire was lit to bring this information to others. Armed with practical knowledge and a passion for protecting kids, the Lord led us to present a simple workshop at our boys’ public elementary school, and Parents Who Fight was born. Since then, we’ve been asked to speak to other schools, churches, and community groups about the importance of understanding the various dangers online and how parents can fight to protect their kids’ healthy futures.

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Currently...

In 2024, we sensed an urgency to focus on bringing our message to the Church. Prominent voices in this movement point to the fact that the Church is remarkably positioned with a common vision, morality, and leadership to be able to make a significant shift in culture. This is our current aim with our new intiative, Preserve The Church. The work of protecting kids online will continue through Preserve The Church, though we will also be creating resources for ministry leaders and young adults as well.

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