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My wife and I have made this a theme of our life. We always have a room available, not just for our adopted or foster children, but for all the people we have met over the years. My wife often says, “There are no strangers, just people I haven’t met yet.”
In theory, it seems obvious that kinship care should be the priority wherever possible, but the tragic reality is that kinship caregivers are often wildly under-supported, even being excluded from financial support.
Bestselling author Karen Kingsbury shares why she wanted to tackle the controversial topics of IFV and embryo adoption in her new film, "Someone Like You."
Jackie Darby's journey began in the most harrowing circumstances imaginable: abandoned as a newborn in a Seoul garbage dump, she was left to the mercy of the elements and animals. But a twist of fate, God's faithfulness and the kindness of a missionary nurse changed her story, eventually to a loving family in the United States.
Jackie Darby, who as a baby was left to die in a rat-infested garbage dump in Seoul, shares her journey of transformation and forgiveness and why she's on a path to help others find their identity in Christ.
Marxian feminism ensnared my mind and emotions in a nihilistic trap for many years.
Even when people are difficult to love, even when we are hit with the hard news that a child’s circumstances may prove more challenging than that of the norm — we are still compelled to love, and love above all else.
