Rev. Peter D. Couch, PCHAS Senior Vice President for Development, shares ways to help your family experience the journey of Jesus from Palm Sunday’s parade, to the table of Good Friday, to the empty tomb of Easter. Read More
While many of us are nervous about the current crisis, we are also grateful for our health and for quality time with the children in our care. We are able to spend time connecting with them and building our relationships. Read More
Moments like this tend to highlight the people and practices in our lives that truly anchor us—what brings us peace, joy or a big sigh of relief. One way we can feel “anchored” is to reach out for each other, not just our immediate loved ones, but to the community at large. Read More
Children look to adults for guidance on how to manage stressful situations. Here are some guidelines for helping children and teens manage anxiety during this difficult time. Read More
Cornrows. Box braids. Puff Cuffs and headwraps. PCHAS foster and adoptive parents have become familiar with these terms at a recent workshop created by two members of the PCHAS staff aimed at empowering those who are parenting transracially and the children they love. Read More
