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Almost Christian 5
All this week we’ve been looking at issues related to the faith of teenagers, as reported in Kenda Creasy Dean’s book, Almost Christian – What the faith of our teenagers is telling the American Church. She challenges readers to counter…
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Family TableTalk – Conversation 88
Turns Out, Image IS Everything Download Conversation 88 here. Check back daily for new conversations.
Almost Christian 4
All this week we’re looking at issues related to the faith of teenagers, as reported in Kenda Creasy Dean’s book, Almost Christian – What the faith of our teenagers is telling the American Church. Creasy Dean says our kids have…
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Episode 112: “A Look Back at Episode 29 with Scotty Smith”
Welcome to Youth Culture Matters, a podcast from the Center for Parent/Youth Understanding. We’re taking a short break from recording new episodes, so for the next few weeks of summer we’ll be highlighting episodes from our archive. Today’s episode is an…
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Almost Christian 3
All this week we’re looking at issues related to the faith of teenagers, as reported in Kenda Creasy Dean’s book, Almost Christian – What the faith of our teenagers is telling the American Church. She writes, The problem does not…
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Almost Christian 2
All this week we’re looking at issues related to the faith of teenagers, as reported in Kenda Creasy Dean’s book, Almost Christian – What the faith of our teenagers is telling the American Church. Yesterday I told you about how…
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Almost Christian 1
Kenda Creasy Dean has written a book titled Almost Christian – What the Faith of our Teenagers is Telling the American Church. Creasy Dean, who served as part of the research team on Christian Smith’s well-documented National Study of Youth…
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Family TableTalk – Conversation 87
Surprisingly Important Last Words Download Conversation 87 here. Check back daily for new conversations.
Divorce and the Faith of Children
As the sexual revolution was unfolding back during the 1960s, there was a widely held notion that children of divorce are incredibly resilient. It was believed that a kid could bounce back rather quickly to a normal life after his…
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