Moving forward in faith but we need your help!

Urgent Need: Right now, Focus on the Family is facing a $2 million ministry shortfall. We are moving forward in faith that God will provide for our critical marriage and family programs, but we need your help. Will you stand in the gap with a vital gift before 11:59 p.m. on August 31?
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Moving forward in faith but we need your help!

Your gift by August 31 will help Focus on the Family overcome a
$2 million shortfall and continue important family ministry efforts.

Moving forward in faith but we need your help!

Urgent Need: Right now, Focus on the Family is facing a $2 million ministry shortfall. We are moving forward in faith that God will provide for our critical marriage and family programs, but we need your help. Will you stand in the gap with a vital gift before 11:59 p.m. on August 31?
$
Please enter a valid amount

Moving forward in faith but we need your help!

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Kayla Aimee

Kayla Aimee is a writer with a poignant but humorous storytelling style that has established her as an influential faith and family blogger whose work has been featured on the TODAY Show, HLN and The Huffington Post, as well as several other national media outlets. As the mother of a 25 week micro preemie, Kayla is passionate about sharing stories of embracing hope in motherhood and offering support to parents. She is the author of Anchored: Finding Hope in the Unexpected, a must-read book for anyone who needs a little encouragement and laughter in their day. Kayla and her husband reside in northern Georgia with their two young children. Learn more about Kayla by visiting her website, www.kaylaaimee.com.

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Hope for Parents of Premature Babies

Blogger and author Kayla Aimee discusses her experience with giving birth to her micro preemie daughter who was born at 25 weeks, and describes how, in the midst of her fears for her baby’s survival, her faith and marriage were strengthened.

When Baby Arrives Much Too Soon

Kayla Aimee’s daughter was a micro preemie, born at 25 weeks and weighing only 1 pound, 8 ounces. Yet even as she feared for her baby’s survival, Kayla’s faith was strengthened.