by Nicole Leeper | May 9, 2014 | Blog, Christian Living, Wholistic Care
By Kate Borders | Senior Director of MobilizationAt World Orphans we are deeply committed to and working towards the wholistic care of the children being cared for through our church partners; their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual care. Recently I’ve...
by Nicole Leeper | May 9, 2014 | Christian Living, Wholistic Care
By Kate Borders | Senior Director of MobilizationAt World Orphans we are deeply committed to and working towards the wholistic care of the children being cared for through our church partners; their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual care. Recently I’ve...
by Nicole Leeper | Mar 14, 2014 | Kenya, Wholistic Care
By Kathy Davis | Director of Wholistic CareI am honored to be on staff with World Orphans as the Director of Wholistic Care as well as a member of River Oaks Community Church (ROCC) in Maryville, TN. ROCC partners together with Fountain of Hope Church (FOH) in...
by Nicole Leeper | Feb 20, 2014 | Church Partnership, Orphan Care, Rescue Partners, Wholistic Care
By Sheri Mellema | Church PartnershipWhen considering the meaning of the word “normal,” I think we would all agree that it has become a very subjective term. Given the numerous contexts of our world today, what is deemed normal for one person can vary wildly...
by Nicole Leeper | Feb 7, 2014 | Church Partnership, Home Based Care, Orphan Care, Wholistic Care
By Kathy Davis | Wholistic CareYesterday morning my middle daughter brought a cup of coffee into my office, nestled into the couch, and said “Momma, you’re sad.” “Well, maybe a little,” I replied. Later in the day, my youngest daughter passed off her favorite...
by Nicole Leeper | Jan 17, 2014 | Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Haiti, Home Based Care, Journey Trips, Nicaragua, Orphan Care, Prayer, Projects, Rwanda, Trip Stories, Wholistic Care
By Bailey Kalvelage | MobilizationReflecting seems to always be part of the festivities of a new year. Whether in the quiet of the morning or between errands, we tend to ponder the past year, retracing steps both large and small. I invite you to journey with me...
