May 2023

Their relationship shows us the danger of comparing ourselves to others and doubting God's plans for our lives.

Creating a trauma-informed youth ministry requires intentionality, compassion, and a commitment to learning and growth.

Adopting a trauma-informed approach within a church is an ongoing process of compassionately loving our neighbors. Here are 9 ways to begin your trauma-informed journey.

Improv and humanitarian work may seem like two different worlds, but there’s more overlap than you might think.

A conversation about how the Church can make a difference in the lives of children and families.

The lack of discussion on mental health in the Church can make it challenging for individuals to seek help and support—from one of the best places to receive hope and healing. 

A trauma-informed sermon can provide comfort and hope to those affected by trauma while offering sound biblical teaching.

If you're considering being a foster care parent or supporting foster care, it’s helpful to develop postures—orientations—of the heart and mind.

As conflict rages, one humanitarian worker takes shelter with his family and prays for an end to the violence.

Ideas to help individuals, families, and churches build and celebrate authentic community with people from different backgrounds.