mental health awareness month Finding Refuge in Scripture May is the month dedicated to Mental Health Awareness, a cause supported by advocates since 1949. As we take steps to prioritize our mental health today, we can also find refuge and support in the Lord — knowing he cares for our mental, emotional, and spiritual […]
As we fix our eyes on Christ’s humble sacrifice, unconditional love, and miraculous resurrection — we invite you to journey through the Easter story with your Exile family in Congo. May the tender love and humble spirit of the Lord transform our hearts and minds as we study His word and wait expectantly on […]
Only 48 hours after shots echoed through the halls of Covenant Presbyterian, the classrooms are empty, and the playground is quiet. Hearts are breaking in our Nashville community, and we are grieving alongside our dear brothers and sisters of Covenant. But the school calendar continues for children nationwide as if nothing has happened. Many of […]
February 12 is Red Hand Day Learn the story behind Int’l Day Against Child Soldiering The Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers adopted the “red hand” symbol in 1998 as part of its worldwide campaign against child soldiering. February 12, 2002, marks the day the United Nations enacted a treaty banning the use […]
Exile’s Peace Lives Rehabilitation Center severely damaged in a devastating fire. No one was injured, but parts of the residential headquarters were completely destroyed. On December 4th, Exile’s Peace Lives Rehabilitation Center caught fire while the children were at church. We praise God that every staff member and child were safely worshipping, but much of […]
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