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Child Abuse: What Should We Know?
Child Abuse: What Should We Know? God’s desire is for all children to be protected. His angels watch over them, but we know that many
April 15, 2021
Child Abuse: What Should We Know? God’s desire is for all children to be protected. His angels watch over them, but we know that many
A real, pro-life inspiration story from the perspective of the child who lived.
No one else had told us about the long-term effects of trauma on children’s brains, behavior, and belief systems.
If you are fortunate, your childhood fortified you with unconditional love, nurturing, protection and provision. Childhood should provide the reserves of love to build confidence
The call is often not made to report child abuse. People are sure someone else has already called it in. Or they don’t want to get someone in trouble, or are afraid they will not retain anonymity.
If you are a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, teacher, or your life intersects with children in any way, you must think and talk about child abuse.
What can you do to help guide your friend away from abortion and toward choosing life for her baby? More than you might think.
The most significant action we can take to further the pro-life movement is to cover our nation, and one another, in prayer.
People stop in their tracks when they encounter Embrace’s Portraits of Hope gallery on display in their church. Dozens of canvas portraits capture the spirit and personality
After spending time in a children’s home and years in the care of a few foster families, Nick was now 18. He was “free” to
“Every kid is one caring adult away from being a success story.” – Josh Shipp
