Rearing Children in a Postmodern World - Ingram, Carey N.
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Today's world presents many challenges to raising children, including ever-changing technology, gangs, drug culture, and an array of other harmful influences. It's more difficult than ever to help children be safe, stable, happy, and able to resist temptations. In Rearing Children in a Postmodern World, author Pastor Carey N. Ingram guides you through the complexities of Christian parenting and gives hope to those overwhelmed by the worldly conditions. Building on his experiences as a parent, grandparent, teacher, pastor, and mentor, he provides advice about teaching children to live a life…mehr

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Today's world presents many challenges to raising children, including ever-changing technology, gangs, drug culture, and an array of other harmful influences. It's more difficult than ever to help children be safe, stable, happy, and able to resist temptations. In Rearing Children in a Postmodern World, author Pastor Carey N. Ingram guides you through the complexities of Christian parenting and gives hope to those overwhelmed by the worldly conditions. Building on his experiences as a parent, grandparent, teacher, pastor, and mentor, he provides advice about teaching children to live a life that is pleasing in the eyes of God. He explores the origin of the dysfunctional family, emphasizes the importance of mentoring, and discusses.
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Carey N. Ingram is a 1976 Communications graduate of Shorter University in Rome, Georgia.¿ He served in the US Air Force, attend Morehouse School of Religion (ITC Seminary) in Atlanta, Georgia.¿ He earned a Master's Degree in Education from West Georgia College.¿ A minister for more than 44 years, he is presently the Pastor at Lovejoy Baptist Church in Rome, Georgia.¿ He and his wife, Judy have three children and five grandchildren.¿ This is Ingram's third book.¿