FAQs
What is Raising Future Parents (RFP)?
Raising Future Parents (RFP) is a family discipleship and parenting training ministry in Kenya that equips couples, parents, and leaders with practical tools to build strong marriages and raise emotionally secure, morally grounded children. Through structured curriculum, mentorship, and conferences, RFP focuses on sustainable family transformation.
Who founded Raising Future Parents?
RFP was founded and is led by Dr. Stanley Mukolwe and Mrs. Patience Mukolwe. Dr. Mukolwe is a respected family practitioner, discipler, and conference speaker known for biblical depth, practical wisdom, and integrity in addressing sensitive family matters.
Who is Raising Future Parents designed for?
RFP programs are designed for:
- Married couples
- Parents of young children and teenagers
- Church leaders and pastors
- Educators and mentors
- Young adults preparing for marriage and family life
The training applies to anyone seeking to strengthen family relationships intentionally.
Is Raising Future Parents only for Christians?
RFP is grounded in biblical principles because Scripture provides timeless wisdom for marriage and parenting. However, the practical teachings on identity, discipline, communication, and emotional health address universal family challenges and have benefited participants from diverse backgrounds.
What parenting programs does RFP offer?
Core programs include:
- Raising Future Parents
- HAWKS – How and When to Talk to Your Kids About Sex
- Courageous Parenting
- Processing Anger
- Peers Without Pressure
- Rebuilding Marriages
- Unmasking the Soul
Each program addresses specific areas of parenting, marriage, emotional health, and youth resilience.
How does Raising Future Parents help with parenting teenagers?
RFP equips parents with practical strategies for handling peer pressure, emotional changes, discipline, identity struggles, and conversations about sexuality. Programs such as HAWKS and Peers Without Pressure provide structured guidance for navigating adolescence wisely and confidently.
How does RFP address sensitive topics like sex education and anger?
Through biblically grounded and age-appropriate frameworks, RFP helps parents approach sexuality, anger, trauma, and emotional struggles with clarity and confidence. The goal is to replace silence and confusion with guided, wisdom-based conversations.
Can Raising Future Parents help struggling marriages?
Yes. Programs such as Rebuilding Marriages provide practical tools for restoring trust, improving communication, resolving conflict, and strengthening emotional connection. RFP focuses on long-term transformation rather than temporary solutions.
Are the parenting classes available online?
Yes. RFP offers structured online parenting courses for distance learners and busy parents who cannot attend physical sessions. These courses maintain the same depth, curriculum, and mentorship support as in-person classes.
How long do Raising Future Parents programs run?
Program durations vary. Some courses run for 8–12 weeks, while others are delivered through conferences, seminars, or intensive workshops. The focus is on sustainable change, not speed.
Can churches or institutions invite Raising Future Parents?
Yes. RFP partners with churches, schools, and organizations across Kenya and Africa to conduct conferences, leadership training, and structured family programs tailored to specific communities.
How can I enroll or book Raising Future Parents?
You can enroll in available classes, register for online programs, or invite RFP to your church or institution through the official website:
www.raisingfutureparents.com
