An Adoptee's Teddy Bear Epiphany | Simon Benn, Thriving Adoptees
Simon Benn was adopted at five weeks old in 1967 and grew up in England always knowing his story. At 40, an unexpected burst of anger during a horse whispering course brought buried feelings about his birth mother to the surface. Nine years later, a letter in his adoption file changed everything. R…
Bruce Shapiro's America and three childhoods from country Australia
Bruce Shapiro on the latest challenges for President Biden - gun violence, climate policy and mask mandates. And Rick Morton, Bridie Jabour and Farz Edraki recount stories from their childhoods spent in country Australia and how they influenced them to become the journalists and writers they are to…
Does Adoption Have a PR Problem?
On this episode of The Table, host Dr. Rick Morton and the full panel, Chelsea Sobolik, Emily Chapman Richards, and Herbie Newell, welcome Lauren McAfee, founder and CEO of Life Collective, PhD student in ethics and public policy, and adoptive mom of three. Lauren shares how her passion for life an…
Acts 22:1-21
In this episode of the Defender Bible Study, Rick Morton the Senior Advisor of Global Engagement, shares Acts 22:1-21.
LIFELINE CHILDREN'S SERVICES
The mission of Lifeline Children’s Services is to equip the Body of Christ to manifest the gospel to vulnerable children. Our vision is for vulnerable…
Tommy Wilcox Quit Alabama. Then Bear Bryant Came to Get Him.
Tommy Wilcox quit Alabama football. Then Bear Bryant flew to Louisiana to bring him back—and put him through a test he never forgot.In this Crimson Chronicles highlight interview, Wilcox tells Rick Morton and Tommy Ford why he walked away after a difficult year on Alabama’s scout team, what happene…
Encore: A family story of growing up poor in Outback Queensland
Journalist Rick Morton on how his mum raised three children in poverty and the class disparities in Australia.
Rick's family come from the vast country of Outback Queensland, near the Birdsville Track.
His grandfather, George Morton, was a wealthy landholder and he ruled over his family like a tyra…
Saying Yes to Hard: Foster Care, Community, and the 30 Percent Rule
Rick Morton, Emily Richards, and Herbie Newell sit down with Greyson Holt, a Lifeline family therapist in North Carolina, who is also a foster and adoptive mom and grew up as a sibling in an adoptive family. Greyson shares how a third-grade calling grew into a career, why the community around a fam…
What You Need To Know About South Carolina's Foster Care Emergency
Over 3,400 children are in foster care in South Carolina, and some are staying in government offices because no homes are available. Rob, Herbie, and Ford discuss the need for families for teens and sibling groups, how to discern a call to foster, and practical ways to support foster families.
Sout…
Acts 23:1-11
In this episode of the Defender Bible Study, Rick Morton the Senior Advisor of Global Engagement, shares Acts 23:1-11.
LIFELINE CHILDREN'S SERVICES
The mission of Lifeline Children’s Services is to equip the Body of Christ to manifest the gospel to vulnerable children. Our vision is for vulnerable…
Small Habits, Big Healing: Rachel Medefind on Hope for Families in Crisis
Rick Morton and Chelsea Sobolik welcome Rachel Medefind, who leads the Institute for Family Centered Healing and Health at the Christian Alliance for Orphans and is the author of When There Is Crisis. Rachel shares her story, from growing up as a missionary kid in the Philippines to building a fami…
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