Child Protection Devotion #12
2019
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| Category | Child Protection |
| Copyright Owner | Compassion International |
It’s not just the physical or sexual abuse of children that God abhors — He also hates psychological and emotional abuse. Read this devotion, which focuses on the Bible’s view of child protection, in particular — emotional abuse.
This document is part of: Child Protection Devotions
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