Christian Alliance Webinar: Starting an orphan and adoption ministry in your church

If you are interested in starting an orphan and adoption ministry in your church, the Christian Alliance for Orphans has announced a webinar that you will want to check out.

Scheduled for Wednesday, November 28, at 2:00 p.m., presenters are Johnny Carr, Bethany Christian Service, and Randy Blincow, North Way Christian Community.

Each 60-minute webinar in this series will give local advocates access to the knowledge and experience of top Alliance member churches and organizations nationwide, covering key topics on adoption, foster care and/or global orphan care.  

Every webinar will be hosted by a local church orphan ministry and co-presented by one or more national experts on the subject matter.  This pairing will deliver a combination of specialist information and resources alongside a “here’s how it works in a real church” perspective.

Click here for more information on registering for the webinar.

You may also wish to visit Big Family Mission's webpage that lists resources for orphan ministry:  http://www.bigfamilyministry.org/orphan-ministry-in-your-church.html .  

SHARE YOUR HOME WITH AN ORPHAN CHILD THIS CHRISTMAS!

Don't let these nine children from Latvia and Ukraine be left behind!
Deadline for hosting an orphan through Open Hearts and Homes for Children is this Sunday.
Don't delay: please call one of the volunteers listed on Open Hearts and Homes website today! More information on OHHC website: www.openheartsandhomes.org .
Eight children from Ukraine and one from Latvia are still waiting for the journey of their lifetime: spending 

3 to 4 weeks in a Christian home in the United States.
Meet the children who are still waiting:

Top row (left to right): Valeria, "hard-working and responsible"; Sergey, "good student and humble"; Yuriy, "pleasant, open personality", now age 15 and his last chance to find a forever family in USA;
Middle row (left to right): Vitaliy, "calm, patient, shy"; Oleg, "shy and thoughtful", both parents deceased; Vladislav, "very polite and attentive";
Bottom row (left to right): Alens, "quite and polite" 6th grader (from Latvia); Olga, "very thoughtful, would love to come to America"; and Vyacheslav, "polite and respectful 5th grader".

Contact the volunteer for your area today!