Events
Sioux Falls Ransom Church Adoption Information Meeting
Adoption Information Meeting Date: October 20, 2024 Time: 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM Location: Ransom Church, 700 N Main Ave, Sioux Falls, SD 57104 Join us for an informative session
Lifeline Children’s Services- Adoption Information Meeting
South Dakota, are you or someone you know interested in the ministry of adoption?
Sioux Falls Hillcrest Church Adoption Info Meeting
South Dakota, are you or someone you know interested in the ministry of adoption?
How Many Orphans Are There?
Rick Morton, author of Know Orphans: Mobilizing the Church for Global Orphanology and Vice President of Engagement at Lifeline explains how to understand the number and definition of orphans in the world today.
Words of Encouragement for Dads
Mark Sly serves as the (un)adopted Regional Coordinator for Africa and Eurasia. He is the father of three children and on youth ministry staff for nine years before coming to
National Adoption Month — A Biological Sibling’s Perspective on Adoption
By Jenny Riddle On the November 11, 2020 episode of The Defender Podcast, Herbie Newell talked with Boyd Christenberry, son of Kim and Bill Christenberry. Boyd gave his perspective on
National Adoption Month — Funding Your Adoption
By Neisha Roberts When people first hear, “It will cost between $35-$50,000 to adopt,” there’s a quick gut response that usually follows — “How in the world could we ever
God’s Matching Handiwork
Written by Vickye Schultz, Texas State Director Submitted by Anna Pawley, International Social Worker Edited by Neisha Roberts, Written Content Coordinator It’s amazing how God’s hand watches over children that
In All Things Sovereign: How Two Families Unite in a Pandemic
By Brooke Rowan and Jenny Riddle In a time of collective struggling, hearing about the redemptive work of the Lord is hope to a weary soul. Although COVID-19 has created
Life Is Not a Choice
In 1973, the Supreme Court decision of Roe v. Wade ruled that state laws banning abortion were unconstitutional. The court ruled that a woman’s right to privacy was legally more