“Because how could we say ‘no’?”
Families say “YES!” to fostering for all kinds of reasons. Ryan and Stephanie couldn’t not foster with the tug on their heart to care for orphans. Hear more of their story here…
Read More ›“Tomorrow Might Be Our Day”
#tbt to the time that FaithBridge foster mom, Katie Phillips, wrote about her emotions on the anticipation of receiving a placement. It’s a strange space in which to live and one with…
Read More ›Jim + Carol
“It’s so much fun!” Jim said for the umpteenth time in the conversation. “The pay is tremendous – you get to laugh, you get your heart filled, you get to see families…
Read More ›FaithBridge Core Values: {accountable}
FaithBridge holds ourselves accountable to the many individuals and organizations that depend on us, including but not limited to churches, foster families and government agencies. We also take seriously our role as…
Read More ›“Because it is the Gospel in action…”
Families say “YES!” to fostering for all kinds of reasons. Ty and Kristen had a heart to care for both birth parents and children who needed a home. Hear more of their…
Read More ›Your Ticket to “90 Minutes in Heaven” Can Support FaithBridge
On Tuesday, September 1, FaithBridge foster families had the opportunity to walk the red carpet at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta and attend the world premiere of “90 Minutes in Heaven.” Jackson…
Read More ›FaithBridge Core Values: {entrepreneurial}
As an entrepreneurial organization, FaithBridge has a vision for how to change foster care in this country, a passion for the ideas and people who can help make it happen, a willingness…
Read More ›Diapers
by Vernon Jackson, FaithBridge foster dad I got to my desk at the office the other day and kept smelling nasty diapers. I went to the restroom and washed my hands several times,…
Read More ›Five Ideas for Your Church to Serve Foster Families
God has been caring for the fatherless for thousands and thousands of years. It’s HIS story and touches every corner of the world that He created. Each church, organization and person who…
Read More ›Sometimes, stuff matters.
Lisa* had made some unfortunate choices, unfortunate choices that came with unfortunate consequences. These unfortunate consequences included jail time and watching her daughters be placed into the foster care system. Fortunately, that…
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