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0095 Institutional Programs For Juveniles, Colorado Legislative Council Dec 1964

0095 Institutional Programs For Juveniles, Colorado Legislative Council

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0083 Colorado Institutional Programs, Colorado Legislative Council Dec 1963

0083 Colorado Institutional Programs, Colorado Legislative Council

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0059 Progress Reports On: Children's Laws, Migratory Labor, Criminal Code — Sentencing, Colorado Legislative Council Dec 1961

0059 Progress Reports On: Children's Laws, Migratory Labor, Criminal Code — Sentencing, Colorado Legislative Council

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0042 Juvenile Mental Health: Programs And Needs, Colorado Legislative Council Dec 1960

0042 Juvenile Mental Health: Programs And Needs, Colorado Legislative Council

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0025 Juveniles In Trouble: Probation – Parole – Mental Health, Colorado Legislative Council Dec 1958

0025 Juveniles In Trouble: Probation – Parole – Mental Health, Colorado Legislative Council

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The Responsibility Of The Church To Offer Guidance To Parents With Regard To The Personality Development Of The Child, Edgar P. Senne Jun 1958

The Responsibility Of The Church To Offer Guidance To Parents With Regard To The Personality Development Of The Child, Edgar P. Senne

Master of Divinity Thesis

It is from such evidence and from such thinking that the desire to study the problem arises. Where do parents fail? What kind of help would assist them in doing a better job? Is the problem in any way a concern or a responsibility of the Church? If so, how can this responsibility be carried out? These are some of the questions which the study undertakes to answer.

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The Responsibility Of The Church To Offer Guidance To Parents With Regard To The Personality Development Of The Child, Edgar P. Senne Jun 1958

The Responsibility Of The Church To Offer Guidance To Parents With Regard To The Personality Development Of The Child, Edgar P. Senne

Bachelor of Divinity

It is from such evidence and from such thinking that the desire to study the problem arises. Where do parents fail? What kind of help would assist them in doing a better job? Is the problem in any way a concern or a responsibility of the Church? If so, how can this responsibility be carried out? These are some of the questions which the study undertakes to answer.

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0013 Laws Relating To Children: Commitment Procedure Proposed Juvenile Procedures Act Relinquishment And Adoption, Colorado Legislative Council Jan 1954

0013 Laws Relating To Children: Commitment Procedure Proposed Juvenile Procedures Act Relinquishment And Adoption, Colorado Legislative Council

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The Growth Of The Educational Program In Kansas For Handicapped Children, Bill E. Mcarthur May 1950

The Growth Of The Educational Program In Kansas For Handicapped Children, Bill E. Mcarthur

Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice

Kansas, as well as the other forty-seven states, assisted by the Federal Government, has long recognized the need for the caring of the physical well-being of its children. To this end monetary appropriations and various agencies have been set up by legislation to provide food, shelter, and clothing for children whose parents could not provide these essentials. This has al.so been done for those who needed medical care and other physical corrections as well as for those whose mentality has not developed to an extent to permit them to make their way among normal people. However, “Man shall not live …

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Approaches To Bible-Study In A Metropolitan Center, A. R. Kretzmann Sep 1937

Approaches To Bible-Study In A Metropolitan Center, A. R. Kretzmann

Concordia Theological Monthly

To many of our people the Bible is a closed book, not because of the difficulty of understanding it, but because the approaches to it, outside of the sermon, have always been rather ponderous and seemingly uninteresting. A fortunate impatience and natural rebellion against such an attitude has caused us to seek new approaches to Bible-study which would be thoroughly dignified and truly enriching. The people who have found the way back to the Scriptures through these approaches have contributed to one of the most heartening experiences of a metropolitan ministry. We are not here in order to defend any …

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Children Of The Depression: A Study Of Children In 169 Fera Families Ogden, Utah, 1935, Leah Plowman Lillywhite May 1936

Children Of The Depression: A Study Of Children In 169 Fera Families Ogden, Utah, 1935, Leah Plowman Lillywhite

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

Today the under-privileged are by no means confined to the mentally and physically handicapped. Since 1929 the number has greatly increased because of our faulty economic and social organization. Many healthy men who are both able and willing to work have been forced into idleness because of inability to secure a position. Extension classes in "Mental Hygiene" and "Social Case Work" conducted under the direction of the head of the Sociology Department of the Utah State Agricultural College during 1934-35, decided to make a study of conditions actually existing among Ogden City's victims of the depression, with particular emphasis on …

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Child Welfare, Zenobia Butler Jun 1933

Child Welfare, Zenobia Butler

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Welfare in general means the social care of others. Many are unable to care for themselves and those generous souls known as welfare workers help and assist them. Welfare includes looking after the needy of all kinds.

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