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Communio exists to help churches confront the root crisis behind spiritual drift and cultural decay: the collapse of marriage and family. We don’t offer plug-and-play programs or one-size-fits-all advice. Instead, we partner with churches and entire networks to design a three-year, data-informed ministry strategy that’s tailored to your people, your goals, and your context. We hand you a proven plan to restore relationships, so that you can disciple your people and grow a stronger, more connected church. Read more...

Parenting support classes for moms participating in the Life Recovery Program. For more information on our recovery programs click here. At the bottom of the link page is a ‘connect’ button that takes you to the application process.

Classes are closed to only those ladies accepted into the program. Women’s Recovery Spokane exists to provide a healthy & safe Christ-like environment, centered in Truth & Grace, equipping residents to develop new healthy ways of coping & relating, leading to life-long recovery & transformation. Read more...

For 42 years, Lifeline Children’s Services has been providing gospel hope to vulnerable children, women, and families in Birmingham. Lifeline is a holistic ministry that seeks to bring hope through international and domestic adoption, pregnancy counseling, foster care, family reunification, global orphan care, and education and counseling. Lifeline carries the distinction of being the largest evangelical adoption agency in the United States.

Parent Coaching at Lifeline takes a relationship-focused approach to helping parents develop tools and techniques to parent more effectively. Whether or not you are an adoptive or foster parent, Parent Coaching can make an impact on how you parent your children. A consistent need Lifeline sees among families is the desire to talk through parenting challenges with someone trained in trauma and attachment principles. Parent Coaching is provided by a Lifeline worker who can minister to your family. Read more...

At Mercy Hill we live out our mission through a vision of Striving After Relationship Not Religion. When we talk about relationship and not religion, we mean putting our relationship with God in the middle of everything we do. We mean making commitments to really be with and for each other in community. And, we mean making efforts to connect in meaningful and lasting ways with our neighbors, our co-workers, and anyone else God might bring us into contact with. We believe really strongly that God didn’t make human beings to live in isolation, loneliness, or independence. We were created to come alive inside of relationship. First with God and then with each other. Read more...