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If not you, who?
Article | Foster Care, Advocacy
Time is running out for many older children in foster care. You could be the family they need now.
Read More5 ways to make a financial impact in 2020
Article | Legacy Giving
Learn how to make an impact this season with your year-end charitable giving.
Read MoreLearn the facts about refugees
Article | Refugee
Discover the answers to four common myths about refugees.
Read MoreNow is the time for Christians to be the peacemakers
Article | Advocacy, Church
This election season is an opportunity for the Christian church to be political peacemakers, striving to love God with all our heart and to love our neighbors as ourselves.
Read MoreRemembering God’s wonders and works
Article | Advocacy, Church
As part of the Year of the Bible, we hope you’ll enjoy our seventh devotional, focused on remembering God’s goodness.
Read MoreDo the Bible’s teachings on hospitality still hold in an election year?
Article | Church, COVID
Christians should be known for their love and hospitality more than their political beliefs and opinions.
Read MoreRising to the challenge in Ethiopia
Article | Adoption, Foster Care, Global, COVID
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.
Read MoreAction Alert: Proposed rule would dismantle U.S. asylum protections
Article | Refugee, Advocacy
The Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice proposed a new rule that would effectively dismantle the protections for those seeking asylum in the U.S. as our laws permit.
Read MoreWe may be “safer at home,” but many at-risk kids aren’t
Article | COVID
Quarantining at home is safe only if home is a safe place. The Church needs to be ready to meet a growing need for foster families.
Read MoreThe Church could give every U.S. waiting child a home
Article | Foster Care, Church
With three churches for every U.S. child in foster care waiting to be adopted, the American Church could end the foster care crisis. But fear and misinformation stop some Christians from embracing foster care adoption.
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