Christian families need to give with wisdom not just generosity
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Lisa Skinner2026-05-04T08:00:00
It’s natural to want to help, but true generosity means more than handing out gifts. Lisa Skinner helps parents raise children who see dignity, partnership, and lasting change as part of God’s heart for the poor
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