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Tim Schmoyer talks with four youth workers about teaching students God's Word. Together they share 13 different tips, ideas, and advice points for communicating scripture.

Jaz struggles to tell the father of her baby that she's pregnant.

Jaz struggles to deal with the discovery she's pregnant

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Paediatrician Dr Su Laurent talks about puberty in teenagers.

KIDS A FILM BY LARRY CLARK PART 5 OF 5 ****VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED**** LARRY CLARK FILMS Clark's films often deal with seemingly lurid material but are told in a straightforward manner. His artistry shows through with the moving images as much as with his still ones. Such film directors as Gus Van Sant and Martin Scorsese have, according to Peter Biskind's book Down and Dirty Pictures, been quoted as finding influence in Clark's early work in photography. However, some film critics who do not find social or artistic value in Clark's work have labeled his films as obscene, exploitative, and even borderline child pornography because of their frequent and explicit depictions of teenagers using drugs and having sex. In Kids, Clark's most widely known film to date, boys portrayed as being as young as 12 years old are shown to be casually drinking alcohol and using drugs. The film received an NC-17 rating for (officially) Promiscuous Sex, Graphic Language, Drug Abuse And Some Violence. Ken Park is a more sexually and violently graphic film than Kids, including a scene of autoerotic asphyxiation and ejaculation by an apparently young teenage boy (although the actors are all 18 and older). As a result, Ken Park incurs a high burden for a U.S. distributor, and as of 2007, it has never been widely released nor distributed in the United States. Author: Top-Notch112 Tags: KIDS LARRY CLARK FILM NEW YORK CITY TEENAGERS SEX DRUGS HIV PSEUDO-DOCUMENTARY PROFANITY MARIJUANA ALCOHOL Harmony Korine TOBACCO MDMA YOUTH SUBCULTURE JUVENILES CONTROVERSIAL CONTROVERSY EXPLICIT Posted: 08 April 2007 Rating: 4.1 Votes: 299

While being nominated for an Emmy Faith may be getting her old job back.