Our family stopped saying grace or observing any traditions when my dad died five years ago and now my teenage daughter is asking questions about faith and spirituality that none of us feel equipped to answer. We're all in different places with belief and we don't know how to guide her without pretending to have certainty we don't possess.
More people experience this than they realize.
Adults discover that their uncertainty about the sacred must somehow become a foundation for a child's seeking.
“Where Are You with Afro-diasporic traditions — Vodou Candomblé Santería?”
If this sounds familiar, the Library can help you find the bigger picture.