Anthony Kadarrell Thigpen

Where Is My Father Anthony Kadarrell Thigpen

More than 20 million children live without the presence of their biological fathers. About 57% of African-Americans, 31% of Hispanics, and 20% of Caucasians are foreign to their fathers. Consequently, there is a fatherless factor when facing social ills. It leads to a greater risk of poverty, teen pregnancy, behavioral problems, imprisonment, drop-outs, crimes, abuse and neglect. There is a pattern to prevent these statistics. Where Is My Father? tackles this epidemic by identifying the pattern that God prescribed for fatherhood. Fathers are more than providers and protectors - they prescribe patterns for life. Unfortunately, moms are unable to fill this gap in patternless homes. When dads disconnect, they cause children to suffer on spiritual life-support. This book administers healing by exposing the proper pattern for prosperous, productive and positive lives. Where Is My Father? equally impacts fatherless children, single-mothers, and dads who fail to recognition their power, purpose and pattern.