Kelly Rosati

The Rosatis discovered there were plenty of kids in need of families right in their community.

March for Life President Jeanne Mancini and Focus on the Family Vice President Kelly Rosati share their passion for fighting to preserve the sanctity of human life in our culture, and inform listeners about the upcoming 2018 March for Life and Evangelicals for Life conference in our nation’s capitol.

How my journey taught me to value the dignity and worth of every person

Three of our four children deal with mental illness. We face it day by day, but we have no answers. No guarantees. Nothing to assure us that everything will turn out OK.

From providing the basic necessities of food and water to dramatic life changes like foster care or adoption, each of us can live out God’s command to care for orphans.

In churches and ministries across the United States, evangelicals have responded to Scripture’s command to care for displaced children like never before.

One family’s story of adoption through foster care.

There are risks when we declare our pro-life intentions – and costs. But there are plenty of rewards, too, like love and purpose and the goodness of God.

Focus on the Family’s comprehensive view of human life is based on the idea that each human being – born and preborn – is created in the image of God (the imago dei). 

Adoption expectations—and unfortunate truths—can reveal our weakness and His power.

Film producer Brian Ivie and Focus on the Family’s Kelly Rosati discuss the upcoming movie The Drop Box, a moving documentary about a South Korean pastor who has rescued hundreds of abandoned babies, many of whom have disabilities.

One family’s amazing adoption journey – one that would change their lives forever.

The Rosatis learn about Daniel’s past and finally have their day in family court.

A little boy with an uncertain future needs a ‘forever family.’

Qualifying as adoptive parents is a lengthy process, but it will help prepare your family for what lies ahead.

Children in foster care don’t always get the best start in life.

Dealing with the uncertainties and delays of the adoption process.

Physical and occupational therapy become a part of everyday life.