Parental Awareness Night
“Guarding the Next Generation: Faith. Facts. Protection.”
Tuesday, March 26 | 6:30–8:30 PM
Family Worship Center
8919 World Ministry Avenue, Baton Rouge
*FREE EVENT*
A Community Call to Protect Our Children
Children today are growing up in an online world that is evolving faster than most parents can keep up with—and the risks are real. Online gaming platforms, social media, and messaging apps are increasingly being used by predators to groom, exploit, and traffic children. What often begins as a simple conversation can quickly turn into manipulation, secrecy, and harm.
Parental Awareness Night is a community-wide event designed to bring parents, children, educators, faith leaders, and public officials together to confront this crisis head-on.
Hosted by Family Worship Center and partnering with Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill, this evening will provide critical information, practical guidance, and a safe space for families to learn, connect, and take action—together.
Why This Matters
- Children are spending more hours online than ever before
- Online gaming and social platforms are common entry points for grooming
- Many parents are unaware of how predators gain trust and access
- Prevention starts with awareness and open communication
This event is not about fear. It is about education, empowerment, and protection.
What to Expect
An informative presentation on current online threats facing children
Insight from state and community leaders
A moderated discussion focused on prevention and awareness
Time for parents and children to connect and talk openly
Prayer and support for families
A powerful moment during the evening will invite parents and children to sit together, reflect, and have honest conversations—creating space for trust, healing, and unity.
A Message from Our Leaders
Attorney General Liz Murrill strongly encourages families to attend and emphasizes the importance of community involvement in protecting children.
Family Worship Center Pastors Donnie and Gabriel Swaggart are leading this effort with a heart for families and a commitment to ensuring parents are equipped to guide their children safely in today’s digital culture.
Who Should Attend?
- Parents and guardians
- Children and teenagers
- Educators and school leaders
- Community members concerned about child safety
Parents are strongly encouraged to attend and bring their children—both younger kids and teens.
Stand With Us
Protecting children is not the responsibility of one family, one school, or one organization—it takes a village. Join us as we come together to educate, support, and safeguard the next generation.
Awareness today can prevent tragedy tomorrow.
Admission is free. Seating is open.
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Family Worship Center