You CAN Raise Faithful Kids: Discover the SCIENCE of Passing on the FAITH!

Last updated on: August 20, 2015 at 8:47 pm by Rachael Popcak and Dr. Gregory Popcak

You CAN Raise Faithful Kids: Discover the SCIENCE of Passing on the FAITH! 2015-08-20T20:47:49-05:00 Rachael Popcak and Dr. Gregory Popcak

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A review of Discovering God Together: The Catholic Guide to Raising Faithful Kids

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Dr. Greg and Lisa Popcak’s new book, Discovering God Together: The Catholic Guide to Raising Faithful Kids will make you feel like it’s possible to guide your kids to heaven.

The Popcaks begin their book with the question, “How do we share our faith in a way that will make sense to our kids and stick with them for a lifetime?” The rest of the book is spent breaking down this overwhelming question into easy to follow spiritual steps. Practical tips for creating faith-based rituals and routines within our homes, ideas for inspiring “discipleship hearts” in our children, and simple strategies for strengthening the prayer lives of our families — both as a whole and as individuals — are just a few examples of the Popcaks’ proactive approach to family spirituality. I especially liked the Popcaks’ clear, step-by-step explanation of how to instruct children of all ages in the development of their personal prayer lives.

The Popcaks’ experience as Catholic counselors is evident in the convincing teaching techniques they present throughout the book, but especially in the chapter entitled “For Families with Particular Struggles: Faith Development in Divorced and Single-Parent Households.” Yes, it is possible to raise faithful children even in families that are struggling! CONTINUE READING

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