This is What Happens in Foster Care
Photo credit: Dairy in the sky via photopin (license) It took me awhile before I could walk past the dairy section of the grocery store without having flashbacks. In my memory, the song always came on…
Read More ›“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 ›“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 ›God Knows Exactly When
At the base of Mount Sinai in Egypt. Photo by Heather. “But I will not drive them out in a single year, because the land would become desolate and the wild animals too…
Read More ›ReMoved in Real Life
ReMoved is considered one of the best depictions of what life is like for a child who does not understand the changing world around her when entering the foster care system. In this…
Read More ›Twists and Turns to Coming Home
Most toddlers only have one set of parents and have maybe lived in two homes. But not these two. These brothers, by their third and fourth birthdays, had been in three foster…
Read More ›All in the Family
Brittany* and her siblings bounced around from relative to relative, in and out of foster care. By the age of seven, she had more addresses than some have in a lifetime, all…
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