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Now & Nexthot! Tooltip

09/01/2011 Hits: 703

This is a compendium of papers presented at the Now & Next Theological Conference on Children held in Nairobi, Kenya from March 9-12, 2011.

Community Children: A Ministry of Hope and Restoration for the Street Dwelling Child - Greg Burchhot! Tooltip

10/30/2009 Hits: 862

The book Community Children, written by Greg Burch, focuses on the responsibility that the Christians have as we respond to the millions of children living and working on the street around the world. The book argues why it is important to view such children from a kingdom perspective.

4/14 Window Global Initiative Handbook (Draft)hot! Tooltip

10/15/2009 Hits: 919

The draft 4/14 Handbook presents perspectives on the emergence and developmental impact of 4/14 city, state, national and continent wide initiative. It describes the role, functions and draft of the strategic plan of the global tracks initiated during their formal launch at the September 2009 4/14 Global Summit.

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The HCD Global Alliance is a voluntary group of seminaries, Bible schools, and other Christian academic institutions working together with researchers, trainers, practitioners, and other Christian leaders to create a global movement of academic programs in holistic child development (HCD).

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This is the official website of the Global Alliance for Advancing Holistic Child Development (also HCD Global Alliance) aimed at engaging and inspiring Christian ministries and theological institutions around the world to champion the cause of holistic child development, particularly among the poor. The HCD Global Alliance seeks to encourage and enable theological institutions to incorporate into their programming, HCD courses which are theologically grounded, academically rigorous, and developmentally sound.