Men, and fathers in particular, play a very important role in the lives of their children, wives, families, churches, communities and the nation at large. Unfortunately many children grow up without father figures in their lives. Zane Meas has witnessed first hand what effects this fatherlessness creates.
The confusion of growing up wondering where your daddy is leaves children feeling lost and out of place, without identity and a sense of belonging. Daddy, come home is a plea to all fathers to take back their place in their families. It is Zane Meas's passion to talk and write about fatherhood and in this title he looks at the practical steps to coming home.
He discusses how the church and society at large should support those taking responsibility to restore their homes and relationships with their kids. He discusses issues like the following: Dysfunctional village; The lost generation; What a girl wants; What a boy needs; Rebuilding the fallen walls; Taking responsibility.
