Ministry to Fatherless Children

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One of the best ways to reach unchurched fatherless boys is to focus on ministries that draw the fatherless into churches.

Reach Unchurched Fatherless Boys

One of the best ways to reach unchurched fatherless boys is to focus on ministries that draw the fatherless into churches. I’ll start with the most obvious.

One way to minister to fatherless boys is to provide transportation for them to youth group.

Providing Guidance for Fatherless Boys in Your Church

Over the years, every time I reached out to a fatherless boy, he responded positively. The few hours I spent taking fatherless boys to church youth groups were well worth my time. Taking a fatherless boy to your church’s youth group will be worth your time as well.

The gospel is pure gold for any fatherless boy because it tells him how God the Father can become his father.

Restoring Hope: The Christian World View and Fatherless Boys

The biblical view of God as a Father who can also become our Father is pure gold for every fatherless child, especially for every fatherless boy. Because in God that fatherless boy can have a Father, and in God he can also find a model of whom he, too, can become: someone who begets and then loves, protects and nourishes his begotten.

Fatherless boys often find it difficult to express their emotions about feelings of rejection.

Repressed, Alone, Betrayed, Rudderless and Hopeless: How it Feels to be a Fatherless Boy

“Rejection is the defining characteristic of the fatherless generation.” William Pollack [Note: This post is taken from an article by Herb Reese entitled, “A Comprehensive Church-Based Ministry to Fatherless Boys.”] In this series of posts on fatherless boys, I now turn to the psychological aspects of fatherlessness. Repressed: Fatherless Boys […]

There is a correlation between the number of fatherless boys and church attendance in America.

Fatherless Boys in Perspective

Fatherless boys represent a massive mission field in America that is just waiting for the church — and especially men’s ministry in the church — to address.