by Trey Dunham | Dec 17, 2025 | Guatemala, Magazine Stories, Mobilization, Orphan Care, Prayer, Trip Stories
Kate BordersSr. Director of Operations At World Orphans, it is one of our deepest joys to see how God uses partnership to cultivate hope, even across cultures and great distances. Authentic friendship becomes the vessel for this hope, as beautifully demonstrated by...
by Trey Dunham | Dec 17, 2025 | Blog, Guatemala, Home Based Care, Orphan Care, Stories of Hope, Sustainability
By Josh Mitchell Church Partnership Director There’s something powerful about seeing lives rooted in hope and righteousness. Scripture tells us, “When it goes well with the righteous, the city rejoices” (Proverbs 11:10). The flourishing of God’s people isn’t just for...
by Nicole Leeper | Jul 13, 2016 | Adoption, Christian Living, Orphan Care, Wholistic Care
“I never loved you and everything is your fault. Don’t expect anyone to love you if your own mother can’t.” Those were the last words out of his mother’s mouth before David* was launched into the foster care system. It was a couple days...
by Nicole Leeper | Nov 7, 2014 | Christian Living, Orphan Care
By Matthew Hanks | Project ManagerAfrica The first time I participated in the Christian Alliance for Orphans Summit (CAFO), the number of amazing groups fighting on behalf of the orphan astounded me. There were more groups present at this adoption/foster care/orphan...
by Nicole Leeper | Aug 29, 2014 | Haiti, Orphan Care, Trip Stories, Wholistic Care
By Kathy Davis | Director of Wholistic CareThe question is often asked of children, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I remember my well-meaning grandfather asking me this question, hoping I would dream big, work hard, and achieve everything I ever desired. I...
by Nicole Leeper | Aug 22, 2014 | Orphan Care, South Africa
By Jeremy Resmer | Sr. Director of Projects Global orphan care is complex. We have the tendency to oversimplify problems. Sometimes, in our desire to think globally, we develop elaborate strategies to care for orphaned children and assume our plans will work in every...
