This book contains 21 sermons written by preachers representing 13 denominations and reflects the diversity of styles and perspectives that highlights the richness of the African American Christian community. Each sermon affirms the value of children and serves to remind adults of the obligation to use all possible resources to help children develop into healthy adults. The sermons are as follows: (1) "Leadership in an Era of Broken Symbols" (John Hurst Adams); (2) "Whose Responsibility?" (Karen Baker-Fletcher); (3) "I Believe in Sunday School" (Delores Carpenter); (4) "God's Gift" (Suzan D. Johnson Cook); (5) "No More Notes on Johnny" (Herbert Daughtry); (6) "Overcoming Life's Impediments" (Floyd H. Flake); (7) "Co-partners with Christ" (James A. Forbes); (8) "Living on the Edge" (Robert Michael Franklin); (9) "The Least of These" (Peter J. Gomes); (10) "God Speaks through the Most Unlikely People" (Allegra S. Hoots); (11) "The Challenge of Crisis" (Dorothy Lewis Jones); (12) "Let God's Concerns Be Our Concerns" (Gwendolyn Long-Cudjoe); (13) "Bethlehem Revisited" (Ella Pearson Mitchell); (14) "Bring Back the Children" (Mozella G. Mitchell); (15) "Delivering the Deliverers" (Susan Newman); (16) "The Control of Life from Within" (Samuel D. Proctor); (17) "Reclaiming Our Children" (John H. Ricard); (18) "A Children's Pentecost" (Cheryl J. Sanders); (19) "On Being a Man" (Preston N. Williams); (20) "That They Might Have a Life" (W. Clyde Williams); and (21) "Let the Children Come to Me" (Harry S. Wright). Contains 19 references. (TJQ)