New Millennium Families: How You Can Soar Above the Coming Flood of Change

by Michael C. Blackwell

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1887905219
• ISBN13: 9781887905213
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Parkway Publishers
• Length: 146 Pages
• Weight: 0.83 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.3" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

A Voice for Children and Families

New Millennium Families: How you can soar above the coming flood of change offers a blueprint to rebuilding America's eroding families. Dr. Blackwell provides much needed hope that families can survive the onslaught of problems that plague our nation. As an attorney who represents abused and neglected children, I witness the devastating effects of parental substance use, indifference, abandonment, and violence. Dr. Blackwell's practical and insightful guide encourages us to proactively protect all children and zealously guard our own families and values. As the book illustrates by Dr. Blackwell's poignant stories, the task ahead is daunting. However, Dr. Blackwell's refreshing approach underscores the constant that all things are possible through God's grace. Although this book is a quick and easy read, its imprint is profound and lasting. The real challenge lies in implementing Dr. Blackwell's vision for the next millennium. New Millennium Families is an excellent resource that should be read by all.

Practical, inspiring, encouraging, rewarding reading.

New Millennium Families offers the reader practical, specific solutions to problems arising from the erosion of family bonds in contemporary American society. The purpose of New Millennium Families is to offer a roadmap of encouragement and hope to families facing the accelerating stress, strain, and shock buffeting them by the present culture, lawlessness, temptations, and corrosive neglect of family values that so hallmark today's workplace, school systems, communities, and entertainments. Poignant examples drive home Michael Blackwell's message of hope and healing, salvage and redemption that will lift the family from a quagmire of dissent and disappointment to a new plateau of faith, function, and familial reward.