In this episode Herbie Newell talks with Meredith Campbell about how families can still participate in caring for vulnerable children in Africa, even when countries are closed and adoption isn't possible.

In this episode Herbie Newell talks with Randall Goodgame about his Slugs & Bugs albums and helping children participate in family worship and learn the Bible.

In this episode Herbie Newell talks with Meredith Campbell about the sovereignty of God in failed adoptions and her experience with families struggling through this process.

In this episode Herbie Newell interviews Pastor David Prince from Ashland Avenue Baptist Church and discuss how Pastors can get their church engaged with orphan care.

In this episode Herbie Newell talks with Lifeline Domestic Staff members Christie Mac Segars and Jennifer Travis about the needs of children in foster care in the United States and how the Church can be the answer.

This October, 16 children and their caregivers will be traveling from Bogota, Colombia to Birmingham, Alabama for Lifeline Kids Camp. You can help us care for these children by providing necessary tangible needs while they are here. These items can be ordered on smile.amazon.com (select Lifeline Children’s Services as the ministry you are supporting!) or purchased

In this episode Herbie Newell talks with Qiu Yang (Lily) about the origins of Lifeline's China program and the impact it is having on both children and caseworkers in the region.

Problem: At Lifeline, we believe that orphan care must be a multi-faceted approach. Adoption is a beautiful part of God’s call to care for orphans; however, only a tiny fraction of adoptable children are adopted each year—from within their birth country or internationally. The difficult truth is that children who do not have a forever

In this episode Herbie Newell talks with Qiu Yang (Lily) about the origins of Lifeline's China program and the impact it is having on both children and caseworkers in the region.