Christmas song lyrics can sometimes be confusing. Here are some that can be particularly difficult*: Oh Come All Ye Faithful What some have heard: Oh come, lettuce, adore him What is really said: Oh come let us adore him Let it Snow What some have heard: Let us know, Let us know, Let us know […]
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The Sacrament of Belonging: New Book Dives Deeply – and Differently – into Adoption
In today’s robust crowd of books about adoption, a new volume offers a truly unique exploration of the ancient theme. Adopted: The sacrament of belonging in a fractured world paints with lush language, as much poetry as it is prose. It invites us to plumb deep places of both human adoption and biblical adoption in […]
When Foster Parenting Tastes Like Moldy Mashed Potatoes
Our son (now 9) has grown up with a severe allergy to peanuts. Doctors have warned us that for him it could be fatal. Not only has he not been able to eat peanut products, he can’t even touch them. One time before we understood the severity of his allergy, I had unknowingly picked up […]
The Heart of the Father Revealed on Orphan Sunday
Guest Post by Jodi Jackson Tucker, International Director of Orphan Sunday November always brings us an extra measure of thanksgiving as testimonies pour in about the impact of Orphan Sunday. It’s hard to imagine that this simple idea, born in a remote church in Zambia, has now grown to change children’s lives in 90 nations! […]
New York Times Op-Ed on Adoption
The New York Times this weekend ran a compelling op-ed, Let’s Restart the Adoption Movement. It reminds of a simple truth often overlooked in policy debates or conversations about trauma: adoption so often brings happiness, both to families and to children. Yes, challenges and pain are also part of any parenting, and all the more […]
Making a Difference for Kids and Families Doesn’t Require a Cape
When my father-in-law was little, he loved Superman. He read the comic books. He had a cape. Not only did he look up to Superman. He wanted to be Superman. One day he decided to give it a shot. He put on the cape and poised himself at the edge of a window in their […]