Examimed effects of a church-based sex education program on sexual communication between adolescents (N=26) and their parents and peers on such topics as values, sexual attraction, and sexual identity. Found increased communication with parents suggesting positive impact of such programs on parent-child communication. (Author/ABL)

This article proposes a new framework for theory and practice of Christian education for second-generation Korean American young adults using the literature of sociocultural constructionism and the multivoiced self. This framework can provide holistic nurture and future trajectories in which to encourage a reflexive, praxis-generating faith. The…

Describes a career development pilot program as a segment of the church school class for secondary students at the Second Presbyterian Church, Knoxville, Tennessee. The program focused on values clarification, tentative career choices, and limited reality testing by means of panels of church adults involved in those occupations. (MF)