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Where did Grandma go when she died?
Why doesn’t God stop bad things from happening?

Many parents have experienced a child asking difficult spiritual questions-- usually at inopportune moments. While we stumble around trying to think of an answer, we feel inadequate... and sometimes startled by their questions. If you’re like most adults, you try your hardest to avoid thinking much about questions like these. So why on earth is a child asking you about them?

We talk with our children about the importance of school work, about physical health, about how to navigate social difficulties. We even talk with them about sex, drugs, and internet safety... or if we don’t, we know we should.

So why do we find it so difficult to talk with children about God?

Whether you are a parent, grandparent, teacher, foster parent, or other caregiver, this is a book to help you engage with the children in your life about their spiritual needs.

Janet Logan gained knowledge and experience in children’s spirituality as a schoolteacher, coach, facilitator of kids’ support groups, and life skills instructor in Los Angeles County. She writes regularly on the topic of child-centered spirituality at http://childcenteredspirituality.com. Currently she resides in the California wine country town of Santa Rosa with her spouse.