Jedd Medefind, formerly the head of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives and a Special Assistant to President George W. Bush, is now the President of the Christian Alliance for Orphans, for a coalition of more than fifty adoption, foster-care and orphan-care ministries. The author of two books and numerous articles as well as an accomplished speaker, he lives in California with three children, including a daughter adopted from Ethiopia.
How do you understand the biblical imperative to care for the fatherless?
What might a church do to help people through the process of reflection preceding an adoption?
What are other ways people can respond to the needs of orphans?
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