Kingdom Partnership

Empowering Families to Thrive

Upcoming Events

From Stress to Strength | Tuesday, February 24 @ 7:00 p.m.

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The terrain of life is sometimes smooth, sometimes rocky, and many times both.

During this seminar, licensed psychologist and clinician Dr. Jeffrey Prather and intervention specialist Tyler Stowers will share personal stories of overcoming anxiety as well as their clinical and educational experience working with teens. Their insight will help us better understand stress and anxiety as we learn simple and effective tools and strategies to help navigate daily life.

About Jeffrey Prather

A licensed psychologist, Dr. Jeffrey Prather is a full-time clinician at Prather & Stowers Counseling Group, where he specializes in working with children and adolescents. His work focuses on anxiety, depression, attention issues, direction with life, family, and self-worth. In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Prather conducts seminars on topics relating to adolescents and has served as an adjunct professor at the University of Cincinnati. He is the proud father of three sons.

About Tyler Stowers

Tyler Stowers is a dedicated intervention specialist with 12 years of experience supporting students of all ages. He currently serves as a high school intervention specialist at Aiken High School, where he helps students develop academic and social-emotional skills. Certified in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Tyler integrates evidence-based strategies to support student well-being. In addition to his work in education, he is a basketball coach and a parent to two young children.

Getting It Right Workshop Series | Thursdays – March 5, March 12, March 19 @ 7:00 p.m.

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Thursday, March 5: Your North Star and the Four Stages of Parenting

Our first session will redefine what “getting it right” actually means. Week one will set the foundation for the entire workshop, inviting parents to look beyond the challenges of today and toward the relationships they hope to build for a lifetime. We will also discuss the four stages of parenting–discipline, training, coaching, and friendship- and why understanding the unique characteristics of each stage is essential. By embracing the right role at the right time, parents can avoid unnecessary conflict, cultivate trust, and guide their children with clarity, confidence, and connection.

Thursday, March 12: The Role of Words and Marriage Matters

In this session, parents will explore the formative power their words have on their children’s hearts and futures. We will learn about and discuss three dynamics that influence what our children hear when we speak. The tone we set with our words often becomes the tone our children carry into life. We will also emphasize the reality that a healthy marriage is one of the greatest gifts parents can give their children. Rather than viewing marriage and parenting as competing priorities, parents will see how their relationships form the emotional backdrop of the home.

Thursday, March 19: Establishing Rules and Consequences and Developing a Faith of Their Own

This final session will help parents understand how clear expectations and appropriate consequences create a sense of structure and security for their children. We will also focus on the big idea of disciplining with the relationship in mind and not simply for compliance or behavior modification and learn how to nurture a faith in our children that grows beyond rules, routines, or borrowed beliefs. When our kids see the ways that faith makes a practical difference in our lives, odds are it will make a difference in theirs, too.