Crisis in America: Families in Need

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AuthorHouse, 2008 M04 7 - 100 pages
America's children: of all backgrounds, of all ages, are in need of advocates.  They are in need of Godly, Spirit-led individuals who will speak the Word of God over their lives, work hard on their behalf and pray.  If you have children or grandchildren; if you work with families and children; if you are not involved with our youth at all-you need to read this book.  Ms. Kitt passionately invites readers to re-examine their history, establish priorites, seek God for a plan for their lives, and step into their purpose!

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Karen V. Kitt
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About the author (2008)

Karen V. Kitt is a graduate of John Carroll University and the College of Wooster.  She has degrees in Psychology and Elementary Education.  Ms. Kitt worked in the banking and financial services industry for thirteen years before answering her call to work with children in the field of education.  Her love of education and research, and her ability to form meaningful partnerships has resulted in the creation and execution of many innovative programs that have benefited students and their families.  A committed Christian, Ms. Kitt encourages others to walk boldly in their faith and re-shape our nation.

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TitleCrisis in America: Families in Need
AuthorKaren V. Kitt
PublisherAuthorHouse, 2008
ISBN1463464487, 9781463464486
Length100 pages
  
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