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Children’s resource
“These books are amazingly full of practical tools! I would highly recommend these books to military families who are dealing with Combat Trauma.” This series of books was written by Sherry Barron, a Cru Military staff member, for children whose parents may have combat trauma. Christ-centered, positive and practical tools and information are creatively set […]
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Partnering with Others to Reach Children
“Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil.” Ecclesiastes 4:9 We know the message of Jesus spreads so much faster when we all work together as allies. That’s why we’re so excited to be in a partnership with Child Evangelism Fellowship to bring the gospel to the children of […]
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The Joys and Challenges of Military Children
By: Hope N. Griffin I find myself thinking of what it has meant to my small children to be military kids. My soldier is now retired and as I reflect back on his time in the military I can’t help but be thankful for the environment in which my children were raised. Challenges Faced by […]
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We Can All Be Influencers For Change
We Can All Be Influencers For Change To Help Those Suffering The diagnosis of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD, has been found to be the most severe form of Combat Trauma. It is a common reaction to an uncommon event. It is common for those who saw, smelled, felt, heard and tasted things of […]
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What Does A Military Kid Say About PTSD?
What Does a Military Kid Say About PTSD? Q. What does your father do in the military? A. “My dad is a chaplain in the Navy and he has been deployed several times since our family became a military family.” Q. You were recently chosen to do a critique of the book Helping My Hero!! […]
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PTSD From a Child’s Perspective
PTSD from a child’s perspective: What is happening with my daddy? “We used to go to the park a lot before Daddy went away for such a long time,” said Cody to his mom. “When will he be home so I can play catch with him? I really miss having him here to say goodnight […]
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