African-American Children at Church

Explore the profound insights of African-American Children at Church by Wendy Haight, published by Cambridge University Press in 2001. This enlightening book spans 242 pages and offers a detailed examination of child-rearing practices within a Black community in the western United States. Drawing from an extensive naturalistic study of adult-child interactions, Haight delves into the beliefs and parenting strategies of successful African-American adults. The narrative emphasizes the significant role of religion in shaping children's development, making it an essential read for those interested in Black studies, sociology, and religious life. Discover how faith influences the upbringing of African-American children and contributes to their identity and community connections. Perfect for educators, parents, and scholars alike, this book provides valuable perspectives on ethnic issues and the sociology of religion.