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Imagine being told again and again that you're unwanted. That was Patrick’s reality as he was repeatedly rejected, abandoned, and mistreated by his family members and a neighbor.
Last year, when Lenick sat down to take national high school exams in Haiti, he did so with confidence, believing he would succeed. When he didn't pass, he was devastated.
Aaron and Monica talked often about adopting, but the associated adoption fees seemed daunting.
They believed God was calling them to grow their family through adoption—but the cost felt like a closed door.
Life was difficult in the beginning. When my grandmother passed, I had to move back in with my mother who turned to alcohol when my stepfather was abusive.
Maxoul and his four siblings grew up just a wall away from the local church. Even when they weren’t at church, they could hear the voices of those who were.
Here's to the husband who realized a life shift when he heard the sniff, saw the screen glow turned his way, heard the question... "Babe, look at this. Can we? Should we? Did you know? How can we not?"
Though Yasil was born small and fragile, her strength is mighty. At 5 months old, she endured her first of many surgeries.
When Nevers and his wife stepped into the role of houseparents at Lifesong Zambia, they weren't just accepting a job—they were answering a call to mentorship.
Leah lost both of her parents when she was a young child. She had no one to care for her and struggled to survive without food, shelter, or hope for the future. But when Leah was welcomed by our team in Tanzania, suddenly, she was surrounded by mentors,…
"I'll never forget the moment I found out I was pregnant. The only word I can use to describe it is fear."