Equipping Ourselves To Have Uncomfortable Conversations With Our Kids | With April Readlinger

We all know our young people are under attack by a godless culture that wants to redefine everything we know to be God’s design. April Readlinger is here today to discuss her interfaith initiative which focuses on using natural law reasoning to address the erosion of the marriage culture. We must learn how to have difficult, uncomfortable, and frank conversations with our children. We’re here to help. 

April will stick around during the extended Happy Hour segment and we’re talking about her personal passion and a specific need for mental health support in the cultural conversation today.

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Meet The Guest: April Readlinger

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As Executive Director of CanaVox, April is responsible for managing all aspects of CanaVox’s reading group program, as well as creating and implementing new opportunities to move our organization into the future. She ensures that the many functioning parts of our group are operating in harmony to better accomplish our mission.

Prior to joining CanaVox in September 2014, April worked as an attorney in New York, where she focused on International Litigation. A native of New Jersey, she earned a B.A. in Economics and a B.S. in Communications from Boston University, where she also developed an unrelenting passion for the Red Sox. After earning her law degree at Tulane Law School, April spent eight years working in the federal courts in New Orleans before moving back to the Northeast. She currently resides in central New Jersey with her husband, her three energetic young children and one boisterous yellow lab named Daisy.

About CanaVox: CanaVox is a cheerful marriage movement that uses organized study groups to reinforce timeless truths about marriage and sexual integrity, to promote strong families, and to rebuild a flourishing society.


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