A Faith Of Their Own: Understanding the Common Cry of Preteens

Name: A Faith Of Their Own: Understanding the Common Cry of Preteens
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ISBN: 9780834130142

By: Chris Folmsbee

Beacon Hill Press / 2013 / Paperback

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Parents, pastors, and youth workers everywhere are trying to answer one question:

How do we effectively disciple preteens?

During this time of change, curiosity, and skepticism, people struggle to guide preteens in their developing spiritual journeys. In A Faith of Their Own: Understanding the Common Cry of Preteens Chris Folmsbee offers practical tools to keep preteens engaged in exploring and experiencing God. You'll find:

Ideas for putting preteens' skills to good use serving the church and the community
Insight into helping preteens find their identities in Christ
Useful examples for how to put concepts in into practice

This book will leave you encouraged, inspired, and better equipped to guide preteens toward becoming more like Jesus.

Product Information

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Title: A Faith Of Their Own: Understanding the Common Cry of Preteens
By: Chris Folmsbee
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 160
Vendor: Beacon Hill Press
Publication Date: 2013

Dimensions: 8.50 X 5.50 (inches)
Weight: 8 ounces
ISBN: 0834130149
ISBN-13: 9780834130142
Stock No: WW130142

Endorsements

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This book provides parents an entry into engaging the faith formation of preteens and young teens before they have mostly separated into a faith of their own. Deeply theological while still easily readable and practical, Folmsbee gives parents a greatly needed gift.
-Mark Oestreicher

Chris Folmsbee shares a bounty of rich resources, concepts, ideas, suggestions, and questions that will fuel the imaginations of all parents concerned about teh spirituality and development of their children.
-Mike King