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- How to Greet the End of ‘Roe’Faithful responses to the Supreme Court decision should involve new care practices.Timothy Dalrymple|español
- The Uvalde School Shooting Sends Me to Matthew 18Jesus gave specific instructions on caring for the “little ones.” The Texas tragedy suggests the church has gravely fallen short.Isa Torres|español
- Five Lesser-Known Children’s Fantasy Series That Point to the GospelMeet a new generation of authors picking up where Lewis and Tolkien left off.Kathryn Butler|
- Despite Pandemic Holdups, Christians Keep Shifting Foster Care ApproachAdvocates address COVID-19 fallout and focus on family unity.Ericka Andersen|
- There’s No Substitute for Presence. So I Uprooted My Family.How the conviction to honor my aging parents convinced me to move home.Jen Pollock Michel|
- Our Pro-Life Advocacy Shouldn’t Be Limited by Tribal LoyaltyAs Christians, we must not let political allies selectively dictate who our neighbors are.Russell Moore|españolFrançais
- ‘Turning Red’ Teaches Kids to Feed, Not Tame, the Beast WithinThe film departs from biblical wisdom on how we should deal with our inner mess.Jessica Hooten Wilson|
- The Missionary Kids Are Not AlrightThird culture kids are struggling with a crisis of care in the church, experts say.Rebecca Hopkins|
- Christian Ministries: Say No to OrphanagesCOVID-19 crisis puts pressure on hard-hit nations with millions of caregivers dead. But family care is still preferred.Adam MacInnis|español
- More Ministries Seek Alternatives to Child SponsorshipsNine million children are supported by one-to-one funding, but a growing number of Christian groups say that approach is problematic.Rebecca Hopkins|
