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Take the GAP challenge today, a better way, a brighter future for you and your future children. GAP is a plan with no regrets.
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The TAP program was implemented for the purpose of educating teens on God’s method for family planning with the intent of encouraging them to explore a safer and better option before choosing a Modern Birth Control Method (MBCM). While we understand that MBCM is a wise choice, God’s Abstinence Plan (GAP) is a guarantee. Abstinence is not an alternative method to MBCM it is the only scriptural method for the unmarried.
MBCM GAP
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Safe Sex
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Abstinence
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Birth control methods (risks)
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No need—No risks
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Not 100% accurate (At risk)
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100% accurate
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Sexually Transmitted Disease (At risk)
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Sexually Transmitted Disease (No risk)
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Unplanned & unwanted Teen Pregnancy
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Decrease teen pregnancy & teen parenting
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Decrease educational opportunities
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Increase educational opportunities
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Lessens chance for high school diploma
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Increase earning high school diploma
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Lessens career opportunities & options
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Increase career options & opportunities
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Don’t rob yourself of opportunities by making risky choices. Choose GAP, stay in school and earn your education. Your lifetime earnings could fall into one of these brackets or even better.
Lifetime Earnings
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High School diploma
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$1,200,000
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Associate’s degree
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1,600,000
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Bachelor’s degree
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2,100,000
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Master’s degree
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2,500,000
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Professional degree
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4,400,000
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Take the GAP challenge today, a better way, a brighter future for you and your future children. GAP is a plan with no regrets.
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7 - 5,000 Kindle titles shut down by Amazon in pricing dispute
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15 - Consumer group files FTC complaint against Google
16 - Tech firms agree to privacy protections for mobile apps
17 - Google patent idea hints at mobile, desktop convergence
18 - T-Mobile asks FCC to block spectrum sale to Verizon
19 - Apple's iPhone voice mail the target of another patent suit
20 - Air Force's U-2 aircraft get new lease on life
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Amazon is accused of a pressure campaign to extract more favorable terms from publishers and distributors.
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CEO Meg Whitman says that the company is "taking the necessary steps to improve execution."
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Two former factory workers in China who suffered health problems as part of a 2009 incident are urging the public to sign an Internet petition being delivered to Apple tomorrow.
A report says that drained batteries in five Tesla Roadsters required battery pack replacements. Tesla counters that it takes multiple measures to avoid the problem.
Consumers should learn more about Intel's Medfield processor at the upcoming Mobile World Congress as Motorola and Lenovo arrive in Barcelona.
Basketball players and athletes looking for a way to track their performance and stats will have two new tools to do so, starting this summer from Nike.
From Google's privacy policy change to Google overriding browser default settings, the FTC is getting an earful from privacy groups and lawmakers.
In an effort led by California's attorney general, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and others have agreed to require developers to inform users about data usage policies before they download apps.
Google's vision of the future involves touch-screen apps working on mobile devices and computers alike. Maybe.
The company says, according to documents filed with the Federal Communications Commission, that Verizon would receive an "excessive concentration" of wireless spectrum in the deal.
A new lawsuit against Apple says its visual voice mail feature is infringing on someone else's patents. Stop us if you've heard this one before.
The draft of the federal budget for 2013 takes an ax to the rival Global Hawk program. An Air Force general says the U-2, a design that dates to the 1950s, is "the stronger system."
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