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About Fatherhood

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For most of us, our first father is God. A large majority of the world considers God as their father; or rather call God as their father. God is father to all in such believing families. What about biological fathers? How does one become a good father? What are the yardsticks by which we measure the goodness of a father?

This is a subject for discussion and application of thought. Who is the final judge about the goodness of the father? The mother? The children? The society? What qualities should a man possess to be called a good father? These questions generate a bigger debate.

Can a mother judge her husband about his goodness as a father? That judgment can depend on so many probabilities. What are her yardsticks? How was her father? What are her beliefs? Do these beliefs match those of her husband? How much does she love her husband and her children? If it comes to taking sides, whose side will she take? Will it be a well thought-out decision or one colored by many other factors?

Local Holiday Volunteering Opportunities

December 3:   First Presbyterian Church of Orange’s  16th Annual Holiday Hope . Santa will give each child a toy and for some children, it may be their only gift. The event is a day of fun, celebration, encouragement and hope for families in transition. Families receive a hot breakfast and lunch and receive services provided by volunteers. The children may “shop” for a special gift for their parents and have it gift-wrapped. To volunteer, donate or get more information, please contact Marsha at 714-283-3842.

December 10, 8am-12pm:  Orange G.R.I.P. Community Event. In the city of Orange there is a block on Shattuck St. of 23 town homes where hundreds of people are living in poverty.  This small community has been forgotten in many ways.  The homes are decaying, the yards are littered with trash and the living conditions are unacceptable. Saddleback Church is having an event that will help change this. Volunteers will have opportunities to do landscaping, minor home repairs, cleaning yards and streets, painting, community BBQ, and “Adopt A Family” opportunity where you can provide each family with basic needs such as food, toiletries and bedding. For more information, contact Lawren Ramos at orange@saddleback.com. To register to volunteer and for more information, go HERE .