Spiritually
STRONG and MENTALLY
Serene
YOUNG AFRICAN-AMERICANS REAP THERAPEUTIC BENEFITS FROM RELIGIOUS FAITH Based on the changes in traditional social mores and the continued popularity of secular entertainment, the strength of traditional religious beliefs among any group of young people may not seem to be the norm. But an ongoing research project led by Dr. Pamela Martin at Prairie View A&M University reveals not only that devout religious faith is strong among young African-Americans, but also functions as an effective form of therapy for many of these young people.
