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The Child

Tim Kennedy January 4, 2017

Tim outlines characteristics of children, highlighting the need for parents and teachers to be aware of their child’s capacities.

Courtesy FBEP.

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Child Training

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The Child

Tim Kennedy January 4, 2017

Tim outlines characteristics of children, highlighting the need for parents and teachers to be aware of their child’s capacities. Courtesy FBEP.…

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The Child

More from this series: FBEP Colloquy 1996

The Young Adult

Education That Builds Character

Man’s Stewardship of God’s Heritage

Education that Promotes Family Values

The Adolescent

The Child

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