Mother’s Day

May 10, 2019

MOTHER’S DAY: A permanent exhortation

Baptist Press Columns Mother's Day, permanent

Mother, how is God’s permanent covenant changing your thoughts, behaviors, etc.?

A card my daughter made for me on mother's day.

May 10, 2019

Mother of the Year

Neil Joiner Columns Mother's Day

“Mothers have an unsurpassed ability to love and to nurture.”

May 10, 2018

I Remember Mama

Gerald Harris Editorial devotion, family, Mother's Day, mothers

“An ounce of mother is worth a pound of clergy.”

May 8, 2017

Building a place to call home, and a solid foundation for the future

J. Robert White Children's Home testimonials, The Open Door culture, family, Georgia Baptist Children’s Homes, Mother's Day

“I believe we can do better than we have ever done before…”

April 25, 2016

Help support a place of hope for Georgia’s children

J. Robert White The Open Door abuse, children, Children's Home, Mother's Day, restoration

Last year 1,068 children came to our Children’s Homes in need of emotional and spiritual healing.

April 11, 2016

Fragile … handle with prayer

Gerald Harris Children's Home testimonials children, family, Georgia Baptist Children’s Homes, help, Mother's Day, neglect, parenting

“The proliferation of divorce and its impact upon children, the parental abuse of drugs and alcohol, the economic recession, and a host of other things militate against the wellbeing and security of children today.”

April 4, 2016

Witnessing Hearts being ‘Handled with Prayer’

The Christian Index Children's Home testimonials care, children, family, Georgia Baptist Children’s Homes, Mother's Day

The impact from both the children and the leaders of the local campus is tremendous. It has helped shape the culture and character of our church.

April 1, 2015

Marcy’s hope was found in Georgia Baptist Children’s Home

Beth Ann Williams Columns children, Children's Home, family, Mother's Day, wmu

On a cold December day a close friend called to share the need of a 17-year-old young woman that had entered into her life. Marcy* was in a volatile relationship with her single mother, was 10 weeks pregnant, and felt she had nowhere to turn.