<p>Episode 344: How to Care For Orphans and Widows</p>
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Recognize that you have widows and /or orphans in your church and community. Single Moms (and single dads)
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Caring For Widows
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Be intentional. Assign specific people to serve specific widows. Call them. Send cards. Help them with home and auto repairs. Visit and take meals. Give them a hug. Hold their hand.
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Widow and widower banquets
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Caring for Orphans
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Encourage church members to become foster parents. (Example: Amy in Yuma asked God for a sign) Support foster families
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How many children in America need foster homes?
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Support Christian children's homes.
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Don't just assume that the government is going to take care of orphans. Volunteer.
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Raise funds.
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Consider mentoring programs
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Example: The Buzzards (little brothers). Pair up a man with an orphan boy to teach them what a dad would teach.
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Encourage mentoring Programs - <a href='https://www.fathersinthefield.com/'>Fathers in the Field</a>
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after-school tutoring projects
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Single moms are another area of need
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physical, emotional, and financial burden
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car repairs
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school supplies
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care groups
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