ISSN 2155-7594
Vol. 2, 2011November 01, 2011 EDT
Attending to Children, Attending to God: Children with ADHD and Christian Spirituality
Attending to Children, Attending to God: Children with ADHD and Christian Spirituality
Articles in Vol. 2, 2011
Vol. 2, 2011
- Identity and Wisdom as Elements of a Spirituality of Hope among Children with End-stage Renal DiseaseDuane R. BidwellDonald L. Batisky
- Victims, Perpetrators, or Moral Agents: Children and Youth Survivors of the War in the Democratic Republic of CongoPamela Couture
- Towards Greater Involvement of the British Black Church in the Secular Education of Black Youth: School Exclusion and British Black MalesDoreen McCalla
- Attending to Children, Attending to God: Children with ADHD and Christian SpiritualityJoyce Ann Mercer
- Feminism, Children, and Mothering: Three Books and Three Children LaterBonnie J. Miller-Mclemore
- See-through Knowing: Learning from Children and Their Invisible FriendsJ. Bradley Wigger
- How Will Our Children Know God? Resisting Cultural Epistemologies that Hinder Spiritual WisdomKaren-Marie Yust
Mercer, Joyce Ann. “Attending to Children, Attending to God: Children with ADHD and Christian Spirituality.” Journal of Childhood and Religion 2 (November 1, 2011): 1–38. https://doi.org/10.65045/001c.144782.