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The Table Podcast

The Table Podcast

著者: Lifeline Children's Services
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概要

The Table is a Christ‑centered roundtable podcast on foster care, adoption, and child welfare—bringing together trusted voices for honest, thoughtful conversations about what faithful engagement looks like in a complex world. Hosted by Dr. Rick Morton, Senior Vice President of Engagement at Lifeline Children’s Services; Herbie Newell, President and Executive Director of Lifeline Children’s Services; Chelsea Sobolik, Director of Faith Partnerships at Stand Together; and Emily Chapman Richards, Advisor & Ambassador for Show Hope, each episode offers theological depth, policy insight, and practical wisdom for the Church’s engagement with vulnerable children and families.© 2026 Lifeline Children's Services キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • Can the Church Really Change Child Welfare? These Leaders Say Yes
    2026/04/20

    Child Welfare is broken worldwide. Is there hope? We say yes, and it's found right in our communities in the form of the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ

    In this inaugural episode of The Table, host Rick Morton (SVP of Engagement, Lifeline Children's Services) gathers three of the most respected voices in Christian child welfare for a conversation that's honest, warm, and theologically grounded.
    Guests:

    Emily Richards — Ambassador & Advisor for Show Hope (founded by Mary Beth & Steven Curtis Chapman); foster parent, adoptive sibling, and master's-level theologian

    Chelsea Sobolik — Child welfare policy expert, Capitol Hill veteran, adult adoptee from Romania, and adoptive mom

    Herbie Newell — President & CEO, Lifeline Children's Services (23 years); author and advocate for a whole-life pro-life ethic

    In this episode:
    How the Church is uniquely called to care for vulnerable children and families

    Why James 1:27 is more than a memory verse — it's a mandate

    The intersection of adoption theology and public policy

    What a "whole-life pro-life" ethic looks like in practice

    Trinitarian theology and what it means for how we engage orphan care

    Why community and relationship are at the core of this work — and why isolation is the enemy

    Whether you're a pastor, adoptive parent, foster parent, social worker, policymaker, or anyone who cares about vulnerable children — pull up a chair.
    🔔 Subscribe for new episodes and email podcast@lifelinechild.org with topics you want us to cover.

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    35 分
  • A Season of Change: Defender Podcast Update
    2025/02/26

    After eight incredible years, the Defender Podcast is taking a short sabbatical. In this episode, Herbie Newell and Dr. Rick Morton reflect on the journey so far, share exciting plans for the future, and discuss how the podcast will continue to equip and encourage the body of Christ in orphan care and adoption. Tune in to hear what’s ahead, when to expect new episodes, and how you can stay engaged during the break!


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    7 分
  • Adoption & Advocacy with Kirti Pickard
    2025/02/19

    In this episode of The Defender Podcast, we welcome Kirti Pickard—adoptee, advocate, and podcast host—who shares her powerful adoption journey and how it fuels her passion for serving vulnerable children. Adopted from India at the age of four, Kirti has a deep, firsthand understanding of the lifelong impact of adoption. She discusses the challenges adoptees face, how faith shapes her work, and the importance of churches and communities walking alongside adoptive families. Through her podcast, When I Grow Up, and her leadership of Mission 143, she is dedicated to sharing stories of God’s faithfulness and raising support for children in need.

    🎧 Tune in to hear:
    ✅ Kirti’s personal adoption story and how it shaped her faith
    ✅ The unseen challenges adoptees often experience
    ✅ How adoptive families can help children navigate identity and belonging
    ✅ Practical ways churches and communities can support adoptees
    ✅ How Mission 143 is making a tangible impact

    Guest: Kirti Pickard
    Kirti Pickard was born in India and adopted at the age of four, giving her a deep understanding of the profound impact of adoption. She is the host of When I Grow Up, a podcast sharing extraordinary stories of everyday people. Kirti also leads Mission 143, a fundraiser that donates 100% of its proceeds to Lifeline Children’s Services, helping to support vulnerable children and families.

    🔗 Follow Kirti:
    Website | Instagram | Facebook

    Host: Dr. Rick Morton
    Dr. Rick Morton is the Vice President of Engagement at Lifeline Children’s Services.

    Resources & Next Steps:
    💙 Support Adoption & Advocacy
    At Lifeline Children’s Services, we equip families with gospel-centered training and resources to care for vulnerable children. If you’re considering adoption or looking for ways to support adoptive families, we are here to help.

    🔗 Learn more: LifelineChild.org/Adoption

    🛍️ Shop & Support:
    Mission 143 donates 100% of its proceeds to Lifeline Children’s Services. Every purchase helps support adoption and orphan care.
    🔗 Shop Mission 143: Mission143Store.com

    📖 About Lifeline Children’s Services:
    Our mission is to equip the Body of Christ to manifest the gospel to vulnerable children. Our vision is for children and communities to be transformed by the gospel and to make disciples.

    📲 Follow Lifeline: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
    🎙️ Listen & Subscribe to The Defender Podcast:
    Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Transistor
    📖 Join The Defender Bible Study:
    Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Transistor

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    43 分
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