Hurt People Hurt People: Talking to Children about the Holy Land
How do we, as Christian families, talk to our kids about the carnage and chaos – created by human hands and human hearts – erupting in the Holy Land right now?
How do we, as Christian families, talk to our kids about the carnage and chaos – created by human hands and human hearts – erupting in the Holy Land right now?
On Palm Sunday we hear about a tragedy that unfolds at the hands of tyrants and a destructive empire.
Bedtime is always a time of revelation and sometimes self-revelation in our household, particularly with our youngest child who is eight-years-old. We have noticed since Thanksgiving that he has been easily frustrated, trying out unsavory words on his older brother, and bursting into tears quite regularly.
“What do you remember about last night?” “Just being cold and wet.” I was talking with my nine-year-old daughter while
Editor’s Note: There is a sexual assault content warning for the following post. It was written yesterday in response to
It’s happened. Again. We knew that it would, but it still shocks us. This time it was a high school
Bodies are whole and holy; both our own and those of others are to be treasured and respected.
Our four-year-old granddaughter enjoyed retelling the Christmas story. So did I – until it took an unexpected turn.