Becoming a part of the family of God
Learning to hear the Spirit’s voice takes time, but he is constantly whispering: “you are loved, you are forgiven, you are God’s child.”
Adoption
How can it not be God? Be a neighbor
One Wesleyan family shares how God worked to unite them with three siblings and their own neighborhood.
Orphan Sunday participation affirms couple’s call to adoption
Paul and Alli Nix are following the path of early Christians in caring for the most vulnerable.
Giving religion a good name
In East Asia, orphaned and vulnerable children who are on the brink of death are being brought into Christian foster homes and being nurtured back to life. Non-believers are asking “why”?
On nourishment of the body: an adoptive mother’s thoughts
You can survive with the basic elements, but you can thrive with the proper nourishment. There is a difference.
Joy after 992 days of waiting
After nearly four years, Kora was welcomed into her “forever family.” Her story is one of faith, hope, and perseverance.
Wesleyans in the news
A New York church is flooded, faith-based leaders in Michigan talk about adoption, a North Carolina church launches in a new facility, and Houghton business students rank near the top in the U.S.
