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Daughters and Dads: Building a Lasting Relationship

by Chap Clark, Dee Clark
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Written for men and filled with practical help that will nurture your relationship with your daughter as she grows up.

Synopsis

YOUR LITTLE GIRL IS GROWING UP. It seems like just yesterday that your little girl followed you around, wanting to be just like you. You were her special pal, and she shared all of her hopes and dreams with you. But as she grows up, things change. She still needs you, but it’s not the same. She doesn’t share her secrets with you anymore, and it’s hard to talk together the way you used to. Daughters & Dads is filled with practical help that will nurture your relationship with your daughter as she grows up. You’ll learn how to communicate openly and honestly with her and how to be her friend and her father. Filled with letters from adolescent girls to their dads, this book offers guidance to fathers struggling to understand their changing role in their daughter’s life.

Youthworker

"The writing is aimed at the heart, but the research will get you thinking. Full of reminders for dads who want to hone their fathering skills."— Youthworker, May/June 1999

About the Author, Chap Clark

(PhD, University of Denver) is the Vice Dean of Regional Campuses and Master’s Programs in the School of Theology and professor of Youth, Family, and Culture at Fuller Theological Seminary. He is also the senior editor of YouthWorker Journal, a Sojourner contributing writer and “Red Letter Communicator,” and president of ParenTeen™ and HURT Seminars. He is a speaker, trainer, consultant, as well as the author of 18 books, including Hurt: Inside the World of Today’s Teenagers (Baker Academic, 2004, CBA Silver Medalist for Book of the Year) and Deep Ministry in a Shallow World. Chap has served in many diverse settings over his career, in the church, parachurch, and industry. He was on the Young Life staff for 15 years as an Area and Regional Director, and for the past 18 while a seminary professor, Chap has served as an executive pastor, a senior pastor, and a consulting producer for two reality television shows. He is a highly acclaimed resource for community, adult, youth, and family conferences, as well as media, board, corporate and educational consulting and training.

(MA, Denver Seminary, LMFT) is president of Healing Reins, Inc., an author, and a licensed marriage and family therapist and internship supervisor in California and Washington. As the founder of Healing Reins, Dee is certified with EGALA, the professional association that trains therapists and counselors for equine-assisted therapy, which uses horses in therapeutic applications. She is a graduate of Colorado Christian University (BS) and Denver Seminary (MA, Counseling) and has done post-graduate work in the School of Psychology at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA. She was also on the Young Life staff for several years. Dee is the coauthor of three books, all with her husband, Chap, including Let Me Ask You This: Conversations That Draw Couples Closer, and contributed to Silver and Gold: Stories of Special Friendships.

The Clark’s latest book is Disconnected: Raising Teens in a MySpace World (Baker, summer 2007).

Dee and Chap have been married for twenty-eight years, and have partnered together in ministry, as well as speaking and writing throughout their married life. They have three grown children: Chap, Jr. (26), Rob (23) and Katie (20). They make their home in Burbank, CA.

You may contact the Clarks through www.ParenTeen.com.

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Youthworker

"The writing is aimed at the heart, but the research will get you thinking. Full of reminders for dads who want to hone their fathering skills."— Youthworker, May/June 1999

Book Details

Published
April 1, 1998
Publisher
NavPress Publishing Group
Pages
176
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781576830482

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