IntroductionChildhood, Religious Practice and Minority StatusJewish Children and Domestic Devotion in Early Modern Illustrations'All things necessary for their saluation'? The Dedham Ministers and the 'Puritan' Baptism Debates'Children of the Light': Childhood, Youth, and Dissent in Early Quakerism Childhood, Youth and Denominational Identity: Church, Chapel and Home in the Long Eighteenth CenturyFamily and Responses to PersecutionCross-Channel Conflict: The Challenges of Growing Up in Minority Calvinist Communities Across the ChannelA Web of Crosses and Mercies Interlaced: Breakdown and Consolidation of Family Patterns Amongst Loyalist Anglicans Under the Pressures of Civil War Childhood, Family and the Construction of English Catholic Histories of PersecutionReligious Division and the Family: Co-operation and ConflictEarly Modern Child Abduction in the Name of Religion.- Raising Children Across Religious Boundaries in the Dutch RevoltWhen They Come of Age: Religious Conversion and Puberty in Fifteenth-Century AshkenazConversion, Conscience, and Family Conflict in Early Modern EnglandConclusion