Valuegenesis - Ten Years Later : A Study of Two Generations

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2004-01-01

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What are the "big things" we've learned in our research of Adventist youth? What's the good news? What's the flip side? How important is the family in a student's quest for a spiritual life? Ten Years Later: A Study of Two Generations, answers these questions, and many more. A must read for youth pastors, educators, or parents who wants to have a positive impact on students and their journey of faith. [from publisher's website]

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Faith development United States , Moral development United States , Church work with youth United States Seventh-day Adventists , Youth United States Statistics

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Gillespie, V. B., Donahue, M. J., Gane, A. B., & Boyatt, C. E. (2004). Valuegenesis - ten years later: A study of two generations. Riverside, CA: Hancock Center.

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9780974853109 (pbk.)

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Ministry & Theology
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