She was my daughter’s teacher. I didn’t know much about her, except when songs were suggested, she let my Preschooler lead the public school class in a chorus of, “Jesus Loves Me”. She is a teacher from the word, “go”, and a gifted writer. But most of all, she is a kind and compassionate friend. I […]
Adoption Stories – His Faithfulness by Kymm
Swaziland. Adoption. Foster care. Testimonies. This next family sharing for National Adoption Month, seem to have done it all. They lead teams to Africa, have a growing ministry, foster, adopted four, and together have eight children. They run camps and help at-risk kids, both here in the states and across he world, in Africa. Yet, they […]
Adoption Stories – A Father’s Perspective by Erick
As you know, it’s National Adoption Month. As women, it’s easy to wrap our minds around adoption….scooping up a child and letting him or her call us, “Mama”. But what about dads? Dads are vital, yet often the least appreciated people in society. And when it comes to adoption, we can think of them as the […]
Adoption Stories – A Foster/Adopt Story by Kara #UNITE Link-up
Today is the day, folks! Today starts the launch of a month-long host of personal adoption stories from people just like you! After all, November is National Adoption Month! The goal in sharing these stories is to focus on all God has done and continues to do in families, through foster/adopt, domestic, private, and international adoption. […]
Exciting News for National Adoption Month
Sit with me for more than two minutes, and you will realize just how passionate I am about adoption. Unlike some, my heart for adoption isn’t about some humanitarian feat, a Hollywood trend, or even a hope at some “works of righteousness” because I believe myself to be some kind of “good” person. My heart for adoption […]
The Black Eyed, Four-Year-Old and How Our “Holes” Can Be Made “Whole”
“Do you have a pair of socks I can borrow? Size four.” A preschool-aged boy sits in the entry of our door, sheepishly looking up at me, soaked with shame in his eyes. One black sock, another white. A hole so large, his feet freeze right through, this cold fall night. Frost blanketing his life. His black […]