"If your work is related to children in any shape, form or fashion, I urge you take a look at Daley-Harris' book, Hope for the Future. I think you'll find it an important contribution to a topic all of us should care deeply about."
—Parker J. Palmer, author of The Courage to Teach, Let Your Life Speak, and Healing the Heart of Democracy.

"Activist, preacher, thought leader, and compassionate human being, Daley-Harris has crafted a book our evolving democracy desperately needs to embrace. Read and be enlightened by this powerful voice of justice."
—Otis Moss IIII, Senior Pastor, Trinity United Church of Christ

"Through fascinating stories, imaginative exegeses and gems of wisdom from our little ones, Daley-Harris makes a convincing case that the future will be brighter for us all if we set our children free to be effervescent channels of divine light and love."
—James Alexander Forbes, Jr., Senior Minister Emeritus, The Riverside Church

"What does it mean to weep for our children? What does it mean to hope for our children? What does it mean to listen to the deep needs of our children? Daley-Harris brings us reflections that move us beyond what we know to be true about the state of children in our communities to a place that challenges how we live into our responsibilities as children of God. Through current stories that echo Scripture, these meditations inspire teachers, pastors, caregivers, and parents to look, listen, and `move our feet' in order to care for all of God's `little ones.' I encourage congregations to use these meditations and questions as they advocate for compassion and justice for all children."
—Melanie C. Gordon, Director of Ministry with Children, Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church

"In these twelve compelling meditations, Daley-Harris gives us a glimpse of the faith and conscience that animates the tireless and strategic work of the Children's Defense Fund. She has deftly woven together poignant scriptural texts, inspirational stories from Movement history, and reality-checking reports about the current health and welfare of the `least' among us. May these elegant reflections and focalizing discussion questions fire your imagination about how to become a better `torch bearer and torch sharer' with the Children's Defense Fund in the holy work of justice and compassion."
—Ched Myers, activist theologian and author