William Jeynes Boeken

Exploring the intersection of faith and education, this text delves into significant topics like the impact of removing prayers from schools, the role of religious institutions in education, and the complexities surrounding school choice. It also examines the historical context of religion's influence on academic success, making it a comprehensive resource for understanding the dynamics of religion in educational settings. The book is structured into 11 chapters, each addressing critical issues in the field.

The examination focuses on the intertwined issues of school prayer and character education in the United States, presenting a case for their reintegration into public schools. It discusses the potential benefits of these practices in fostering moral development and community values among students, while addressing the historical and contemporary debates surrounding their implementation.

The book presents quantitative evidence to evaluate the effectiveness of public charter schools compared to traditional public schools. It explores the implications of school choice policies and suggests improvements for implementing such options in education. Through data analysis, the author aims to provide a clearer understanding of the impact of charter schools on student outcomes.

Focusing on the impact of parental involvement, this volume delves into contemporary research to explore its history, practices, and theories. It highlights how different aspects of parental engagement can effectively enhance students' educational outcomes, providing valuable insights for educators and parents alike.

Exploring critical themes in the intersection of faith and learning, this text examines the removal of prayers from schools, the impact of religious education, and the complexities surrounding school choice. It also delves into the historical context of religion's role in education and its influence on academic achievement. With 11 comprehensive chapters, it contributes valuable insights to the ongoing discourse on religion and education.

Constant prayer and communion with God are explored as powerful tools for achieving personal fulfillment and success. The book emphasizes that engaging in ongoing dialogue with the divine offers deeper peace, joy, and love than traditional prayer methods. It highlights the transformative effects of constant prayer on various aspects of life, including self-discipline, faith, and purpose. With a blend of intellectual insights and practical applications, readers are encouraged to embrace these principles to enhance their lives and gain a lasting advantage in their personal journeys.

This book combines the research on spiritual ministering with the practice of counseling families. It examines such topics as how to prepare for marriage, how to keep a marriage divorce proof, and how parents influence children, and vice versa. In its quest to discover what makes families thrive, the book addresses and compares best parenting practices and describes interventions that help the development of family ties over a large span of the life-course. It offers guidance to families through several stages of family life: Pre-marital, marital, and raising children and adolescents. It makes clear that what constitutes an effective parent changes over the life course.