Christians should be known for their love and hospitality more than their political beliefs and opinions.

Two families with no other connection adopted three siblings and became one big family for each other.

As a foster parent, Phillip provides a safe home for refugee youth who escape a dangerous childhood and come to the U.S. without a family. He knows what they’ve been through—this was his story too.

As parents, how do we help our children understand what is happening in our communities and around the world? This webinar provides practical suggestions and concrete strategies for caregivers to navigate today’s complicated social landscape with their kids

As part of the Year of the Bible, we hope you’ll enjoy our sixth devotional, focused on our role to preserve the good in our world.

If you can relate to any of the following sentiments, this webinar is for you. • ‘My kids have very few opportunities to interact with people that don’t look like them. I'm ashamed to admit this truth. How do I teach them tangible ways to be open, loving, and accepting of everyone when they really only see people who look like them?’ • ‘How do I, a white person, talk to my multi-racial children about the realities of the racial injustices they will face?’ • ‘Why do I need to talk my kids about this at all?’

Through our partnership with the Ethiopian government and a local hospital, we work to reduce the risk of the virus’s spread, while continuing to place children into safe, loving families.