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    Church Nurture of Children in the Kaberamaido Archdeanry
    (Uganda Christian University, 2025-06-12) Peter Opio
    This research explores the role of the church in nurturing children's development within the Kaberamaido Archdeaconry. The study examines how church institutions shape children's spiritual growth and moral values, while analyzing the various support structures provided for children and their families. The research explores educational programs, mentorship opportunities, and community services designed to foster holistic development. Additionally, it addresses challenges faced by the church in promoting community engagement and social responsibility among children, while examining the theological foundations that support the church's approach to child nurturing. Through comprehensive data collection and analysis, this study aims to identify effective practices, address gaps in existing approaches, and provide recommendations for enhancing the church's impact on children's development within the community. The findings contribute to understanding the intersection of religious institutions, child development, and community welfare, with implications for both religious practice and child-centered community initiatives.

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