This article is from the November blog of Christian Works for Children in Dallas, Texas. Many adopted children are bullied and teased throughout their lives. Bullying of adoptees can center around race, gender, adoption status, development, social skills, and much [...]
Speak to the church on behalf of Christian Childcare. CCFSA is a virtual organization, which means we have no full-time staff, no office of public relations, no writers churning out material to promote the needs among vulnerable children and families. [...]
Restoration Ride ~ May 30, 2015 Started by bike enthusiasts, of which Wichita has many, the Restoration Ride has doubled in size every year since its inception. With the addition of a classic car show, we hope to attract an [...]
Summer time is almost here. Are you ready to enjoy great BBQ and live music? Join Agape Villages and the Sacramento community at "It's A Family Affair" Festival and BBQ Competition on May 30th at the Village Green Park in [...]
I found this on Christian Homes and Family Services Website. A BLESSING FROM ABOVE This book is so near and dear to everyone’s heart at Christian Homes & Family Services! In this touching story, a kangaroo prays for a baby [...]
Recently this article was posted for National Infertility Awareness Week. I found it insightful and helpful. Infertility is such an interesting concept when you really think about it. It has a major impact on the lives of so many (some [...]
With just a few days remaining in November (National Adoption Month), I wanted to post one last article concerning adoption. This article is taken from the website of Christian Works For Children in Dallas, Texas. For more information go to [...]
I took this from the Christian Homes and Family Services website. Sally Shank A BLESSING FROM ABOVE This book is so near and dear to everyone’s heart at Christian Homes & Family Services! In this touching story, a kangaroo prays [...]
The following was taken from the Children's Home of Lubbock & Family Services Agency's web site. More than 200 children died at the hands of their parents or caregivers, and more than 64,000 children were abused or neglected in Texas [...]