Birmingham, AL Position Summary: The Events and Merchandising Manager is responsible for Lifeline events from start to finish including  attendance and advocacy outcomes. This person provides leadership for committees and volunteers as well providing resources and support to state offices hosting events. Essential Duties:  Works under the direction of the Senior Development Officer and Development

Join us as Herbie Newell talks with Cameron Clayton about engaging men to defend the fatherless.

Join us as Rick Morton sits down with the Davidson Family to talk about Families Count.

Birmingham, AL Position Status: Full-Time Position Summary: Establishes initial contact with prospective adoptive families for the International program. Works with prospective adoptive families in processing international adoption. Essential Duties: Helps recruit, enroll, maintain, and work with prospective adoptive parents in processing an international adoption Conduct international home studies. Assures all paperwork and documentation complies with

Join us as Herbie Newell and Blake Rogers lead us through Luke 13:1-21 and prayers for Pakistan.

One of Eurasia’s greatest surprises has been our Hungary program! Join us Tuesday, May 8 for a night to learn more about the amazing kids in Hungary that still need families and how to get involved!

Join us as Rick Morton sits down with the Foulkrod Family to talk about Families Count.

Join us as Rick Morton sits down with the Pitner Family to talk about Families Count.

Birmingham, AL Position Summary: Provides ongoing education and advocacy for foster families. Counsels clients concerning options surrounding foster care and how their family should serve, walks a family through the licensure process, and prepares them for partnership with DHR. This position also entails teaching foster parent training classes, outreach and advocacy with DHR and area

Join us as Herbie Newell leads us through Luke 12 and prayers for our Birth Parent Ministry.

  Our plans don’t always turn out like we expected, but the process gives us a front-seat view to the gracious sovereignty of God. Andrea Saul entered the adoption process with Lifeline with the intent to pursue an adoption through the Peru program. As circumstances evolved, Andrea saw God work in the tiniest of details

Join us as Rick Morton sits down with Nate and Julia Bruns to talk about Families Count.

Join us as Rick Morton sits down with David and Allison McConnell to talk about Families Count.

  Many people often hear the term “occupational therapy” and picture someone who has suffered a major accident re-learning how to eat or write. However, occupational therapy extends well beyond that limited view, and understanding the important role it can play in children’s lives is essential to knowing tools that are available to help children

Do you have a heart for India? Come join the Lifeline India team on Thursday, April 19 for a chance to meet our India greeter, Alex! All families interested in the India process, currently in process, or newly home are welcome in order to learn more about orphan care in India. The night will be

Join us as Herbie Newell and Blake Wilson lead us through Luke 11:14-54 and prayers for Ukraine.

The beauty and richness of Christ’s death on the cross is powerful fuel for our lives as Christ followers. He died the death that we deserved to die, and paid the price we could not pay. Christ, as the ultimate sacrifice for His people, gave up His spirit to death as the Son of God. His surrender and separation from the Father sufficiently paid the debt of our sins against a Holy God - completely covered for now and eternity.

Good Friday and Easter fuels our mission to defend the fatherless and ultimately gives all Christ followers purpose, significance, and victory.

On a warm November day in India, we waited outside in the open air and beaming sun with high emotions and mounting anticipation. The hopes and prayers that had previously only existed in our hearts inched closer in the flesh with every step that the lady took. And then she was there, right in front of us, reaching out to me, and then curled up into a ball in my arms. My husband leaned into us with tears in his eyes and I squeaked out the words, “We’ve been waiting for you for a long time.”

Join us as Herbie Newell talks with Focus on the Family's Dr. Sharon Ford.