By Richard  D. Phillips:  In adoption, God gives himself to us: He opens our access to Him and provides all that we need, even when what we need is discipline. God does this for the unlovely—those who were dead in sin and trespasses, who were in bondage to the ways of Satan and the world … Read more

By Heleen van den Brink: “During the war, I was only a small boy. One time we were running. Then we met rebels. They captured us. They made us stand in lines. Then they shaved our heads and started giving us cocaine. They cut us above our eyes and put the cocaine in the wound. … Read more

By Kathie FitzPatrick— Director of Young Lions Youth Ministry Program There is a dark region in the soul of almost every community in America…that dark, mysterious building with bundles of razor wire at the top of the fence, and electric doors that open and close as police quietly come and go depositing children almost every … Read more

By Virginia “Jenny” Woods:  Robert Mwanza lives in sub-Saharan Africa.  He is too young to have ever heard of HIV/AIDS, but he knows the deadly plague more intimately than most of us.  Robert’s father died just before Christmas.  His mother died last week.  In his community Robert’s tragic situation is not unusual.  There are more … Read more

By Marissa Phelps: I still remember the fresh and invigorating atmosphere that surrounded us that night.  It was truly a beautiful evening in Saposoa, Peru, a small town located in the jungle. I was part of a ministry team from the USA and that night we happened to be showing the Jesus film in the … Read more

By Davison Zhou:  Thandi is a tall gorgeous young girl with a dark glittering complexion. Her eyes are dark brown and perfectly fitted her slim face. If you look through her eyes, you can actually see her soul which testifies to the saying that the eye is the window of the soul. Thandi’s parents passed … Read more

By Heidi Herrman:  Walter Brueggeman offers a beautiful vision in his book Prophetic Imagination that  “we must work to let people see their own history in the light of God’s freedom and his will for justice,”  and that “suffering made audible and visible produces hope, articulated grief is the gate of newness, and the history … Read more

By Denise McCarthy:  We all want the best for the “little ones” all around the world.  The Lord commands us to take care of them. AND IF ANYONE GIVES EVEN A CUP OF COLD WATER TO ONE OF THESE LITTLE ONES BECAUSE HE IS MY DISCIPLE I TELL YOU THE TRUTH, HE WILL CERTAINLY NOT … Read more

  By Irma Chon:  My journey began as God began to reveal to me His compassion for lost children around the world – those who did not know their Abba Father, those suffering from poverty and war, those who are abused, and those who are used as child laborers.  My heart began to be broken … Read more

By Divine Inheritance.org:  A counselor from our DI Australia team was able to interview a few girls in Southeast Asia that had escaped from the army. Here is one of the stories she recorded: “Please excuse my tears…they must fall because there are many things I cannot say. My tears must speak for me. My … Read more

By Rosemary Sabatino:  When the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on the earth? Luke 18:8b Don’t start anything you can’t finish and always finish what you start.  These words from my mother come to mind so often.  They’re good advice for temporal tasks but, when it comes to doing and finishing the … Read more

We are excited to announce the official launch of www.orphancareresources.org! At the CoMission, it has always been our goal to provide you with the most up-to-date resources and events to equip you as you serve the fatherless. Now we are launching a global resource site to be your place to share and find the adoption … Read more