J. Richard Fugate -- This is a refreshing and thoroughly Biblical study on child training in a day when "how to" books on the subject are flooding the market. Many of these books, even ones purporting to be Christian, promote secular and humanistic principles of child training.
John Coblentz -- This workbook was written to help youth prepare for courtship, to challenge them to develop personal godly character before courtship, before seeking a life companion.
George Weaver, revised by Mervin J. Bear -- This volume covers the duties of every member in the home: husband and father, wife and mother, child, young man, and young woman. Let it challenge and strengthen your Christian home.
Braselmane and Miller -- Both husband and wife are challenged -- the husband to be faithful to the holy trust of loving his wife even as Christ also loved the church, and the wife to seek to learn, through Christ, to support him and be a blessing to him in every way.
John Coblentz -- A Biblical approach to a battered subject, this study follows a question-and-answer format, showing what the Bible says, and offering practical help for resolving difficult situations.
Thomas and Rhoda Bontrager -- In a day when some are discouraging adoption because of the risks involved, this book will refresh you. It shows God's interest in working out the details of seemingly impossible situations. Adoption is pictured as a venture of faith -- faith in God who specializes in forming happy families.
John Coblentz -- Practical, step-by-step instruction for everything from training toddlers to courtship standards to caring for aging parents. A guide for families, churches, and individuals serious about Christian family living.
John M. Drescher -- This little book discusses a most intriguing time of childhood called middle childhood -- those years when a child is ages six to twelve.
Merle W. Eshleman, MD and Noah K. Mack, MD -- Reprint of a book for young men providing helpful information and Biblical direction in the area of sex, boy-girl relationships, and marriage. Frank and yet wholesomely presented.
Harvey Yoder -- This is a true story of a broken home, a broken man, and a truth discovered -- that even in the most desperate circumstances, God can comfort the true seeker.
