Timothy Head and Herbie Newell
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World Orphan Week: The Church needs to step up for 153M orphans
World Orphan Week is set aside each year at the beginning of March and serves as a reminder that these precious children desperately need the Church to step up and fill the gaps that the government was never created to handle.
Sterilization in a culture of fear: The deepening crisis of anti-family ideals
We are living in an anti-family society that prioritizes fleshly desire and pleasure over responsibility and stewardship.
What does it even mean to be pro-life in 2025?
Less than 1% of women aged 18-44 have ever placed a child for adoption, while 1 out of 4 women in the USA have had an abortion.
Don't let 2024 election drown out National Adoption Month
The first Tuesday in November will culminate in one of the most polarizing elections in U.S. history while simultaneously marking the beginning of National Adoption Month, which is annually designated in November.
Christians: Don’t be surprised by the RNC party platform
We must remember that the pro-life movement isn’t a political cause. It is a moral response to the God-ordained sanctity of human life.
The Church’s support might just keep a family from foster care
While foster care and adoption are vital solutions, we also must help prevent children from entering the system in the first place. This National Foster Care Month, our country’s at-risk children need believers to prioritize the type of support that keeps families together from the start.
Easter reminds us of our most important liberty
As we enter the weekend commemorating Christ’s Passion, death, and glorious resurrection, may we delight in the knowledge that we have been redeemed from the consequences of sin and have been blessed with the fragile gift of liberty.
This Advent, embrace children awaiting adoption
This Advent season of prayer, celebration, and waiting is not without purpose — our blessings come with a calling.
Have you heard about Birth Mother's Day?
While most mothers are celebrating a present blessing on Mother’s Day, these celebrations can be bittersweet for women who have placed their children for adoption.
National Day of Prayer: How it began early in history
As a nation, we have plenty to confess and much that needs healing, and that journey begins and ends with prayer.