!C//ORPHAN

Written by Dan King

Christ-follower. husband. father. author of the unlikely missionary: from pew-warmer to poverty-fighter. co-author of activist faith: from him and for him. director of family ministry at st. edward's episcopal church. president of fistbump media, llc.

January 11, 2011

I’ve been looking forward to #icorphan ever since the announcement came out at the last Idea Camp conference!

I’ll be joining an amazing lineup in NW Arkansas (and streaming live on the web) on February 25-26 as we collaborate on how the church can impact the world in the area of orphan care.

I’m representing my new project, Activist Fatih, as I facilitate a workshop called Orphan Care for the Everyday Activist. In this session we’ll be discussing ways that the average dude (or dudette) sitting in the church can make an impact, even when adoption isn’t an option.

I’m also organizing a writing project at The High Calling on adoption and orphan care. We’ve found several members in the network who have some incredible stories to tell, and we’ll be featuring many of those stories on the website.

On this post, I’ll keep a running list of the posts that I write as well as the ones we feature over at The High Calling…

From BibleDude.net/ActivistFaith.org

From TheHighCalling.org

2 Comments

  1. Christina Meyer

    Dan, I like the Activist Faith site. It looks like a central place for us to find ways to be active in our faith and how to respond as Christians to what we see going on in this world….not just talk about it.

    =)

    Reply
    • @bibledude

      The @ActivistFaith website hasn’t even fully launched yet, and there’s a book project in progress to go with it! But you’re right on with what we’re shooting for…

      I’m really excited about this project! And once the site officially launches, we’ll be looking for passionate people (umm, like you) to contribute to the site from time to time… stay tuned!

      Reply

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