The Biblical Lens
Rooted in Scripture
Social care is not a modern invention — it is deeply rooted in the character of God. From caring for the widow and orphan (James 1:27) to advocating for the oppressed (Micah 6:8), Scripture calls God's people to tangible, sacrificial love toward those in need.
"Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves." — Proverbs 31:8
"Share with the Lord's people who are in need." — Romans 12:13
"He has shown you what is good — act justly, love mercy, walk humbly." — Micah 6:8
The Pragmatic Lens
Compassion with Competence
Compassion without competence can unintentionally harm. Our social work services integrate evidence-informed methods, structured assessments, and professional case management to ensure that care is both heartfelt and effective.
- ✓ Bio-psycho-social-spiritual assessment models
- ✓ Community resource navigation and referral systems
- ✓ Crisis intervention and safety planning protocols
- ✓ Trauma-informed approaches across all services
- ✓ Collaborative case management and follow-through
Who We Serve
Anyone in Need
Individuals in Crisis
Those facing sudden hardship, unsafe living conditions, or overwhelming life circumstances.
Families in Need
Families navigating financial instability, parenting challenges, or relational breakdown.
The Vulnerable & Marginalized
Children, the elderly, those with disabilities, and individuals facing systemic barriers.
Those in Recovery
Individuals and families rebuilding after addiction, incarceration, or trauma.
Any Background
Services are offered to all — regardless of faith background, income, or prior relationship with RHM.
Those Seeking Integration
People who want practical help alongside spiritual care and pastoral support.
Social Work Coordinator
Loretta Sabin
Christian Social Work Coordinator · Board Liaison, Restoring Hope Ministries
Loretta Sabin leads RHM's Christian Social Work services with deep compassion, practical expertise, and a Christ-centered heart. She coordinates all social work care applications, community referrals, and case management.
"He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God." — Micah 6:8
