Thanksgiving can help families heal students from college indoctrination

College students lose faith and identity through campus ideology, but Thanksgiving break offers families a chance to reconnect and restore spiritual foundations.

This shift rarely happens all at once. It’s slow, subtle and often invisible to those living inside it. Students are immersed in environments that question faith, reframe morality and replace conviction with relativism. They are encouraged to deconstruct everything, except the worldview of the institution itself. 

But here’s the hope. Culture never gets the final word. Thanksgiving break offers something precious and increasingly rare in the academic calendar: time. Time to think, to reconnect, to remember.