This powerful story from Higher Ground at Lake Louise is a testament to the mission we share at Psalm68Five

A prevalent misconception exists that single mothers, particularly those who have children out of wedlock or through divorce, are solely responsible for their circumstances and are simply “reaping their ripe rewards.” This perspective often leads to the belief that they—and, by extension, their children—do not deserve compassion or support. However, this view is misguided , judgmental, and fails to reflect the biblical call to mercy. It also overlooks the innocence of childre

Scripture consistently calls God’s people to care for the fatherless, Yet, many churches today do not prioritize this responsibility.

“Trauma” has certainly become a buzzword in our day and time, justifiably so.  Because it is so ubiquitous, we have a sense of what it means, but may not fully grasp the true essence of it. My favorite definition comes from Peter Levin, PhD.  He explains that trauma happens when we experience situations in which we are both fearful and helpless. If we have fear, but can do something about our situation or have someone present to help comfort us, clinical trauma will not resul

Camp has always been about more than just summer fun—it’s a ministry dedicated to making an eternal impact in the lives of children. This summer, the team at Camp Joy El had the privilege of witnessing firsthand how God works through the generosity of supporters to reach families in profound ways. One family’s story, in particular, stood out as a powerful reminder of the difference this ministry makes.   One of the camp’s summer staff members recommended a family for scholar