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Explore Resources Designed for Church Leaders Serving Vulnerable Children and Families

We believe churches should be safe places to do hard things. Whether you’re launching or leading a ministry, we’re here to help you disciple well and lead effectively—so your congregation can be full of healthy people stepping out of their comfort zone to live on mission.

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Lead with confidence confidence and clarity.

You shouldn’t have to guess what your next best step is. As a CAFO member, you’ll have a roadmap for the future so you can steward your church’s ministry well.

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Receive one-on-one coaching.

We want to partner with you to expand your impact, but not at the cost of your own health. That’s why we provide one-on-one coaching and soul care to minister to you as you minister to your church.

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Join a global community.

We’re always better together. Join a network of churches committed to the same work where you can ask questions, share expertise, shoulder each other’s burdens and celebrate together.

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Get equipped with resources.

Effectively ministering to vulnerable children and families can feel overwhelming. Get the support and resources your church needs to answer God’s call to care for the vulnerable through The Pure Religion Project.

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Join the Community

Don’t lead in isolation.

Churches around the world share your mission to care for vulnerable children and families. Become a CAFO member to join forces and contribute to a growing community.

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Stories of Impact

August 5, 2026

Unity and collaboration bear witness to pure religion

God called Mary Beth and Steven Curtis Chapman into the journey of caring for vulnerable children and families decades ago….

July 29, 2026

Teens and Technology: Helping your teen create healthy tech habits now 

Our two oldest children were 1 and 3 years old when the first iPhone came out. A little over a…

July 22, 2026

Technology and family life: Setting limits to support flourishing

When limits feel impossible When I talk with parents, it doesn’t take long for the topic of technology use to…

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Build intentional connections at the CAFO Summit through workshops, coaching and rich community.

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