Ministry Areas

Children & Families

Standing with fatherless children and the foster families who take them in (Psalm 68:5–6), and with mothers facing a hard pregnancy or the early months alone (Psalm 139:13–16).

“Father of the fatherless and protector of widows is God in his holy habitation.”

(Psalm 68:5)

Class I Class III

Fatherless children & foster families

Support children without ordinary parental protection, and the families caring for them (James 1:27).

Scriptural basis

Exodus 22:22; Psalm 68:5; Isaiah 1:17; James 1:27

Class I for care of the fatherless. Class III for the modern foster-care arrangements used to deliver it.

What we do

Mentoring and tutoring
Meals, transport and practical help for foster parents
Approved respite, where lawful
Birthday and Christmas gifts, furniture and school supplies
Long-term adult mentors for older foster youth

Who serves

Screened mentors
Tutors
Drivers
Foster-family helpers
Social-work professionals
Administrative helpers

Our commitment. Protecting children is absolute: no informal or unsupervised access to children, ever (Matthew 18:6).

Class III

Expectant & new mothers

Help a woman facing a difficult pregnancy or early motherhood choose safety, stability and care rather than isolation (Psalm 139:13; Luke 1:39–45).

Scriptural basis

Psalm 139:13–16; Luke 1:39–45; James 1:27

Class III: an application of the dignity of unborn life and care for women in distress.

What we do

Meals, transport and baby equipment
Referral to temporary housing
Mentoring and practical help after the birth
Connection to good medical care and pregnancy-support organisations

Who serves

Mentors
Meal teams
Drivers
Baby-equipment collectors

Our commitment. We offer help with gentleness and never pressure (1 Peter 3:15–16), and we give no amateur medical or legal advice.

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