The increasing number of Ukrainian refugees, Zelenskyy’s address to Congress, and the importance of pregnancy care centers

In this episode, Jill Waggoner and Lindsay discuss the number of Ukrainian refugees increasing to 3.1 million and President Zelenskyy’s address to Congress. They also talk about substance abuse within the church, the call to foster care, and why cohabitation is a bad idea. In addition, Lindsay interviews Jill, a pastor’s wife, about church, COVID, and the importance of pregnancy resource centers. 

ERLC Content

• Elizabeth Bristow with What if a church leader confesses a problem with substance abuse? An interview about addiction and the hope of restoration
• Sam Rainer with How you can help the overlooked children affected by substance abuse: Foster care and the church
• Champ Thornton with Why cohabitation isn’t good preparation for marriage

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1. Axios: UN: Over 3.1 million refugees have fled Ukraine since Russian invasion began
2. CNN: President Zelensky addressed U.S. Congress on Wed.

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• Lindsay: Watch March Madness Live on NCAA
• Jill: Daily Audio Bible 

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