February is celebrated across the nation as Black/African-American History Month. It is a time we can engage our youth groups, faith

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November is National Adoption Month, a holiday that often centers the voices of adoptive parents instead of adoptees or first parents.

Part 1 For pastors, deacons, and lay leaders in the Church, this can be a frustrating time, especially for those serving