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Ministry to the Child

The Church is called:

  • to love, shelter, protect and defend children within its own community and in the world, especially those who are abused, neglected or in danger;
  • to nurture and support families in caring for their children, acting in their children’s best interest, and recognizing and fostering their children’s spirituality and unique gifts;
  • to embrace children who seek Christian nurture independently of their parents’ participation in the church;
  • to advocate for the integrity of childhood and the dignity of children at every level of our religious, civic and political structures.

-- from The Children’s Charter for The Church



BIBLIOGRAPHY
Let the Children Come: Young People with Disabilities ,Book
A Guide For Teaching Peacemaking ,Book
Anti-Bias Curriculum, Tools for Empowering Young Children ,Book
Cooperative Learning, Cooperative Lives, a Sourcebook of Learning Activities for Building a Peaceful World ,Book
Affirming Diversity, The Sociopolitical Context of Multicultural Education ,Book
Celebrating Racial Diversity ,Book
Families Creating a Circle of Peace ,Book
Organizing for Economic Justice ,Book
Give Them Something to Eat ,Book
Faith and Citizenship: A Guide for Public Policy Advocacy ,Book
Basic Steps Toward Community Ministry: Guidelines and Models in Action ,Book
Welcome the Child, a Child Advocacy Guide for Churches ,Book
Prayers for Our Children. How to Pray Effectively for Our Children ,Book
Contemporary Art and Multicultural Education ,Book
Rethinking Our Classrooms, Teaching for Equity and Justice ,Book