This is an idea worth stealing: A Pennsylvania second-grader has taken action to create a “buddy bench” at his school so that children who feel
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Several churches in the Episcopal Diocese of Newark are showing the way in offering opportunities for worship to children with special needs and their families.
The New York Times: Children shot accidentally — usually by other children — are collateral casualties of the accessibility of guns in America, their deaths
Kathryn Joyce writes in The New York Times: Evangelical adoptions picked up in earnest in the middle of the last decade, when a wave of
Matt Duron, police officer, writes on The Atlantic’s website about his gender creative son.
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Carolyn C. Brown reflects on children in worship at
“Early-life stress and the scar tissue that it leaves, with every passing bit of aging, gets harder and harder to reverse,” says Robert Sapolsky, a neurobiologist at Stanford. “You’re never out of luck in terms of interventions, but the longer you wait, the more work you’ve got on your hands.”