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February 7, 2012 17:47
It's widely know that the number of children adopted to the U.S. from other countries has been cut significantly-decreasing 59% from its high in 2004 of nearly 23,000 to under 10,000 in 2011. As discussed previously, although carrying certain positive elements, this trend ultimately means tens of thousands of children across the globe are growing [...]
February 3, 2012 18:44
This week's Alliance webinar was one of the very best ever. If you desire to better understand the challenges faced by youth in foster care, as well as little things any person can do that make a huge difference for these young people, you won't want to miss it. The webinar, “Foster Care Ministry – [...]
January 28, 2012 23:06
Churches in South Korea, joined by Hope for Orphans, have launched a compelling initiative to champion the need of Korea's orphans for permanent families. It’s titled Voice of Love. As in many parts of the world, political pressures have caused the government of Korea to constrict inter-country adoption significantly. According to the Voice of Love [...]
January 26, 2012 08:35
The theme for Summit VIII (May 3-4 at Saddleback Church) is Justice and Mercy Flow from the Gospel. But why is Gospel the fountainhead of justice and mercy? Why not just “goodwill” or “duty” or “idealism”? On one level, because we're all made in God's image, every person holds a certain sense of justice and [...]
January 24, 2012 19:34
Registration for Summit VIII opened today. Amidst the dizzying pace of life, it suddenly struck me: this conference is going to be amazing. I can hardly wait. Sure, the work of the Alliance is my day job. And I love it. But it is my night job, too-the things I think about when I'm “off.” [...]
January 13, 2012 18:22
When my wife and I were going through the adoption process, getting our “Hague Hours” required watching a number of videos with Dr. Karyn Purvis. We didn’t know Karyn then, but immediately knew she was offering wisdom that’d prove vital in our adoption journey. That was certainly the case, even more than we knew, and [...]
January 4, 2012 15:08
This moving story requires no analysis. Just gratitude to God for working in such remarkable ways-as He so often does through those willing to let the unexpected come.  
January 2, 2012 08:53
I love hearing the extraordinary stories of how God often draws ordinary people deeper into orphan care. One came recently from a man named Les Gallagher, whom I met earlier this year at an event in Washington, DC. I asked Les if he' d write out a few paragraphs on what'd happened. Looking closely, it's [...]
December 30, 2011 07:38
Those of us who yearn to see Christians re-earn the title, “defenders of the fatherless” have much to cheer. In July, Christianity Today described “the burgeoning orphan care movement.” And it is. From the remarkable growth of Summit to the global reach of Orphan Sunday, 2011 was another year of tremendous growth in the movement. [...]
December 28, 2011 08:30
For me, Tony Dungy stands with John Wooden and a handful of others as the greatest coaches of all time. Great on the field. Great in life. And great in faith. So it was a special pleasure to see him and his wife, Lauren, talk about the need of waiting children in America and the [...]
  • Celebrating a Life Well Lived
    Written by Suzy Roth on January 28, 2012 @ 21:08:09
    This world is not our home, we are just passing through. James L. Swadener, 82, of Mishawaka, passed away at home Thursday afternoon, January 26, 2012. Loved by his church and family, he will be missed. We rejoice that he is now in his forever home. :: continue

  • Exploratory Trip to La Entrada, Honduras
    Written by Suzy Roth on November 15, 2011 @ 14:26:07
    "Change a heart, change a life, change a nation." Gretchen Stanley and Suzy Roth took an exploratory trip to Honduras and were truly amazed at the life change and impact Tree of Life Ministries is having there. In a country with 70% unemployment, roughly :: continue

  • Eating Together at Exodo
    Written by Suzy Roth on June 28, 2011 @ 09:28:42
    For many years the children at Exodo did not have a building where they could all eat together. This past year a multi-purpose building was built where they could all fit to eat together; however, they didn't have tables and chairs to eat on! During :: continue

  • Divine Power Outage at Faith In Deeds
    Written by Gerald Stanley on June 23, 2011 @ 15:01:38
    This article was written by the staff of Faith in Deeds Experiencing God's grace in a 'suddenly' of life. They heard a crash above on the second floor and ran up to see what happened. As they came upon the scene, eight of the preschoolers were lying :: continue

  • An Incredible Week at Exodo
    Written by Gerald Stanley on June 21, 2011 @ 21:52:45
    Amber Stanley joined Hands of Hope for this years missions trip to El Salvador to bless and be blessed by the children at Exodo and to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Hear from Amber as she talks about her experience. What an incredible week in San :: continue


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