Faith-Based Institutions and High-Risk Youth

Many of the highest-risk youth in poor communities are not reached by traditional youth programs, but are served by churches and other faith-based institutions that are both well-established and seriously concerned about the welfare of these vulnerable youth and their families. This report, the first in a series from P/PV's National Faith-Based Initiative for High-Risk Youth, provides an initial overview of strategies employed by faith-based institutions in 11 cities, including lessons learned about the distinct contributions of faith-based institutions to the work of civil society, and the challenges of building partnerships between faith-based groups and other institutions -- law enforcement and juvenile justice agencies, foundations and philanthropy, local government and community organizations

Evangelicals, Education, and Exile

Dr. Trulear delivered this paper at the Dordt College Convocation, January 13, 2005

Prophetic presence (Video)

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Charitable choice (Video)

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Talkback session with Harold Dean Trulear

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Prophetic identity : modeling the kingdom from the margins of society (part 2)

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Prophetic identity : modeling the kingdom from the margins of society (Video)

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