Black Young Adults: How to Reach Them, what to Teach Them

Black Young Adults: How to Reach Them, what to Teach Them
ISBN-10
0933176090
ISBN-13
9780933176096
Category
African American youth
Pages
160
Language
English
Published
1992
Author
Walter Arthur McCray

Description

According to Rev. McCray, it is the black young adults ages 17 to 24, especially the males, who will either make the Black Church and community or break them through their own broken lives. Here Rev. McCray presents meaningful and clear directions and workable ideas to help black youth grow into strong committed young adults. (Black Light Fellowship)

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