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We want to simply tell inspiring stories of people tangibly living out James 1:27 and give people a place to learn more about caring for the vulnerable with excellence.
Episode 39 - Drew Raynor, pastor and adoptive father, on adoption and caring for orphans and vulnerable children.
Simply127
31 minutes 47 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 39 - Drew Raynor, pastor and adoptive father, on adoption and caring for orphans and vulnerable children.
In this episode of the Simply 127 podcast, Sara Beth chats with Drew Raynor. Drew is a husband, pastor, and adoptive father. Drew and his wife Taylor began to see adoption as part of their story through their time at Imago Dei Church in Raleigh, NC. They now have three biological children and one adopted child. Drew always knew that he wanted to be part of a church plant. Seven years ago he and several others decided to plant a church in Cary, North Carolina.
Drew talks about how adoption changed his relationship with God, his marriage and changed him personally. He shares how his family is uniquely engaged in the work of caring for orphans and vulnerable children through their family business in partnership with 127 Worldwide. As a pastor, he also explains how the church can engage in caring for orphans through adoption.
Resources:
www.127worldwide.org
simply127@127worldwide.org
Podcast episodes referenced:
Simply127 Podcast
Episode 10: Tim Raynor
Episode 16: Jeremy Wixson
https://harvestrdu.com/
https://idcraleigh.com/
Simply127
We want to simply tell inspiring stories of people tangibly living out James 1:27 and give people a place to learn more about caring for the vulnerable with excellence.
