This text explores the most constructive church and community response to pedophiles or child-molesters who have served their time in prison, with a view to what will best ensure the safety of children. It introduces the concept of "Restorative Justice" as a positive, proven model.

Sexual abuse of children is becoming epidemic in our society. Children are being abused in alarming numbers. Things have to change. We have to find ways to keep our children safe and clean up the moral air we breath. - Why do we see only the "tip of this iceberg" right now? - What is the "pornographication" of society? How bad is it really? - What is the impact of abuse on those who are molested? - What are the consequences of failing to protect children? Get answers to these questions and more in Why all the Fuss?

How can a child find real healing when suffering amid the fallout of sexual abuse? Every rotten deal thrown at us in life can somehow be turned around to become a treasure. Can that possibly be true? Even in this? Find out - How to create an atmosphere conducive to healing - Why feelings of isolation are based on a myth - How does one "fix" a broken child? - How to banish the confusion of misplaced guilt - How to find purpose and beauty in pain - Is forgiveness really necessary? How can it even be possible? Explore answers to these questions and more in When the Worst that Can Happen has...

How can we protect our children if we don't know who the predators are? Until outed through charges being laid against them, predators are usually impossible to spot. They lurk behind masks designed to look like everyman or everywoman. - What are the warning signs? - How do people become predators? - Do people who have been abused become molesters? - What part does pornography play in the development of a predator? Get answers to these questions and more in Who is the Predator?

What steps can we take to ensure the safety of our children? Child molestation is nothing new. It's been around since the dawn of time, rotting the fabric of society. Until recently it has been discussed only in whispers, but in the past 10 years, newspapers have become more and more filled with stories of the sexual assault of children. We need to be pro-active in making sure they're safe. - Who can we trust? - What is the "grooming process"? - How can we manage the dangers of the Internet? - What do we do if we suspect that someone may be a predator? Get answers to these questions and more...

"Predators in Pews and Pulpits" addresses the issues surrounding sexual abuse and the church. It answers questions like, "Why do some child-molesters go to church and call themselves Christians?" - Introduces the "iHeart" - proposed technology that would identify the condition of people's hearts as they enter churches!(tongue-in-cheek) - Gives insight into the internal struggle of the child molester in church and how it can be resolved - Reveals how the spirituality of a child is affected by sexual child abuse and what the church needs to do about it Predators in Pews and Pulpits contains...

"It's all About the Brain" explores the role of the brain in child sexual abuse and restoration for all those involved. It answers the questions, "Does child molestation affect brain development?" and "How can the brain be used in effective treatment?" The role of the brain in achieving forgiveness and restoration on all sides of the issue is addressed.

Brontosaurus Brunch, a wonderful activity book for children is full of poems, puzzles, mazes, crafts-and up-to-date information-about dinosaurs. It's perfect for children who've been smitten with the 'dinosaur bug' (aged roughly four to nine). - Today's Parent Magazine