Children in New Religious Movements

Focusing on the experiences of children in new religious movements, this examination delves into their upbringing, socialization, and the unique challenges they face within these groups. It analyzes literature from various sects, parental perspectives, and personal accounts from young adults who either remained or left their communities. Key topics include education, healthcare, and interactions with mainstream society, alongside critical issues like abuse and state interventions, highlighting the evolving dynamics of second- and third-generation members.