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Children of other faiths tend to have a strong identity and a sense of belonging in their faith. On introducing themselves, they seem happy to say what their faith is, assuming it is part of who they are. They are happy to discuss their faith - often with knowledge and understanding.
Why is this not always the case with many kids from the Christian faith?

A friend recommended I read this book, knowing how heavily I implement child protection!!

Whilst freely acknowledging that most child abuse occurs within family/household groups, this book is a loud wake-up call to all of us - especially to churches - not to be naive when it comes to the need for constant vigilence and prompt, appropriate and wise action when protecting children.

All the way through this book is a steely thread of righteous anger, not only aimed at paedophiles but at churches… Continue

1 Peter 3:15 says:
……. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have.……….

My question is: Can our children and teenagers do that

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Whilst at Spring Harvest I met a lovely gentleman who is dyslexic. He was concerned that there are no Bibles suitable for dyslexics (Yellow pages, one column of print instead of two, clearer font such as arial etc). Being a tenacious sort of person, he would like to research this further and see what can be done. I work with a lot of Children and Children's workers who are dyslexic and agree with him - life would be much easier with a Bible like this! If you can help - or just want to encourage… Continue