My brain has apparently decided to continue it's membership with the Catchy Phrase of the Month Club (remember "March is the month of opportunity"?) This month, the saying is "When it rains, it pours."Luckily, the origins of this month's phrase weren't :: continue

The crazy spring snowstorm we experienced earlier this week has made me wishfully nostalgic for the Christmas season.I know, I know.It was just last week that I said I was over winter weather. And I totally am.All ill-feelings aside though, you have :: continue

It was in the mid 50s as my husband, Elliott, and I walked into a meeting at church this past Saturday morning and when we left, no more than three hours later, the temperature had dropped twenty degrees...TWENTY degrees! Seriously?!I don't know about :: continue

March is the month of opportunity. I've had that phrase playing like a broken record in my head for about the last month and a half now and, until a few days ago, I wasn't really sure why or where it came from. Now, I know this next bit of information :: continue

CELEBRATING ADOPTIONS EVENT: Have you adopted? Are you adopted? Are you beginning to think about adoption? Come meet others who have or want to have an adoption story or simply have a heart for orphans. When: Sunday, March 3rd anytime between 12 a :: continue

When you consider adopting a child, does your mind have a tendency to begin hijacking your thoughts, subtlety persuading your feelings of joy to become feelings of intimidation, coercing your excitement into hesitancy, or triggering an attack of doubt?Curtis :: continue

Top Ten Highlights of the Faith in Deeds 2013 Trip: 1. Initial Welcome: Before the sun was up the kids were all lined up so excited for us to come. When the team arrived we were showered with flowers petals & hugs which made us each feel so special. :: continue

Exactly one month ago today, a team from Hands of Hope joined forces with hundreds of other volunteers from around the state for the 2nd Annual Million Meal Marathon sponsored by Kids Against Hunger (KAH) of Central Indiana. Because of the enormous collaboration, :: continue

Each fall, hundreds of people flock to Brown County, Indiana, a haven of rustic beauty and quiet charm. While this past October proved to be no exception, there was a slight difference. This year, despite unseasonably chilly temperatures, a group of 8 :: continue

Over the past few months, we’ve mimicked game show hosts and revealed some interesting facts about the countries our partner orphanages call home. Today, however, we thought we should give you a more up close and personal look, so we’re taking a road :: continue