The Christian's Response to the Fatherless

 
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When you hear of the millions of orphans worldwide, does it seem overwhelming? In this powerful and moving message, the Rainey’s extend God’s invitation to every Christian to care for these precious children in a variety of ways. Find out how you can serve the orphan—from prayer and mission trips to foster care and adoption. No matter how God is calling you to get involved, you can be assured of God's love for these little ones and of His invitation for you to change a child's life.

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