Urgent Care Ministry to Children H. Norman Wright What parents and counselors should expect from children, and how they can respond. See "Divorce" Training Pack

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Topics:	Compassion, Congregational care, Counseling, Family, Marriage, Pastoral care, Spiritual care, Support groups
Filters:	Divorce care, Mentoring, Outreach, Pastor, Pastoral care, Shepherd, Singles ministry, Spiritual director
References:	Matthew 9:14
Date Added:	September 26, 2007
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Matthew 9:14

In order to help the child or his or her parents, it is important to understand what a child of divorce experiences. Remember that the feelings experienced by a child from the divorce of his or her parents will change in time. There are fairly clear emotional stages through which the child passes as he or she struggles to understand and ...

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