Government Aid
Chief Executive Orphan
July 4, 2025
If children live with government aid, they learn to be dependent.
If children live with government aid, they learn to be dependent.
If children live in a brothel, they learn the deepest depths of Man’s depravity.
Hey Diddle Diddle Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle The cow jumped over the moon The little …
So many children are waiting. Waiting for the day they feel good. Waiting for the day they feel saf… All
The Imprint’s recent article, “A Deep Dive on New Federal Foster Care Data,” analyzes the latest fig… All of our
I find it heartbreaking that so many children today must use a variety of qualifying adjectives to d… All of
They learned early how to read silence,
how to measure danger in the flicker of an eye,
how to become small enough to survive
but wide enough to absorb the ache of a house that never felt like home.
…recovering orphans like me live with a tension: we bear the ache of what we never received and the wonder of what God now provides. We carry the story of being forsaken, but we are also being fathered—right now—by a God who doesn’t abandon His children.
If children live on the streets, they learn things they shouldn’t.
The Little Rascals films of the 1930’s were short comedies based on the sheer absurdity of children imitating adult behavior:
If children live with government aid, they learn to be dependent.
If children live in a brothel, they learn the deepest depths of Man’s depravity.
Hey Diddle Diddle Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle The cow jumped over the moon The little …
So many children are waiting. Waiting for the day they feel good. Waiting for the day they feel saf… All
The Imprint’s recent article, “A Deep Dive on New Federal Foster Care Data,” analyzes the latest fig… All of our
I find it heartbreaking that so many children today must use a variety of qualifying adjectives to d… All of
They learned early how to read silence,
how to measure danger in the flicker of an eye,
how to become small enough to survive
but wide enough to absorb the ache of a house that never felt like home.
…recovering orphans like me live with a tension: we bear the ache of what we never received and the wonder of what God now provides. We carry the story of being forsaken, but we are also being fathered—right now—by a God who doesn’t abandon His children.
If children live on the streets, they learn things they shouldn’t.
The Little Rascals films of the 1930’s were short comedies based on the sheer absurdity of children imitating adult behavior:
