Until There's More Than Enough
Explore a field guide for collaborative foster care transformation in your community.
The words “not enough” are heard every day inside our nation’s foster care system.
Not enough resources. Not enough support. Not enough families.
Churches, organizations, and advocates like you in communities across the country are doing incredible work serving children and families in this system — but the stubborn not enoughs don’t seem to be going anywhere.
It doesn’t have to be that way where you live. You can work together with others in your community to move your county from not enough to more than enough.
Until There's More Than Enough
Working Together to Transform Foster Care Where You Live
The expanded second edition of Until There’s More Than Enough is a field guide for collaborative foster care transformation in your community.
Through principles and concrete practices of healthy collaboration, you’ll find a path forward to create greater community involvement, build stronger relationships, and get better results for children and families than you could working alone.
What You'll Gain
In Until There's More Than Enough, you'll find practical guidance and inspiration to start working with others to fill the gaps that will make the biggest difference for children and families in foster care.
Insights from Local and National Leaders: Gleaning from the experience of dozens of government, nonprofit, and faith leaders from across the country, you’ll explore perspectives from people who have been on the frontlines of foster care.
Concrete Practices to Build Collaboration: Drawing from Scripture and social science, you’ll discover how to work together in a way that makes a long-term difference for children and families.
Expanded Next Steps to Start Transforming Foster Care: Incorporating new research and insights, in this second edition you’ll find tangible next steps to transform foster care where you live.
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"Caring for kids and families in crisis is a responsibility we all share — it’s a community thing. In Until There's More Than Enough, Jason Weber reminds us that we’re not powerless; we’re positioned. This second edition connects us to our shared responsibility, real opportunity, and a clear path to respond with excellence. The first edition was strong. This one? Transformational."
"Until There's More Than Enough is a must-read for anyone involved in the foster care space. Surprisingly comprehensive for such a small book, it masterfully captures both the heart and the how of foster care ministry. Through a lens of Biblical truth, practical wisdom, and trauma-informed best practices, it offers both conviction and clarity to the Church’s call to care for vulnerable children and families — with compassion and collaboration ... "
“Until There's More Than Enough delivers a profound message alongside a practical roadmap to shift the foster care crisis. This second edition reminds us that the goal isn’t simply to meet needs, but to embody abundance. Jason Weber challenges us to see that we’re not merely reacting to a crisis—we’re responding to the gospel that assures us there is more than enough. God is writing a better story in foster care, one filled with hope, restoration, and redemption. With humility and wisdom, Jason helps us see that story—and invites us to be part of it.”
"If you want to take the giant leap from bucket brigade activity to forward thinking collaborative movement in foster care, the Until There's More Than Enough second edition by Jason Weber is for you. Weber successfully guides us in better understanding the nine pieces of foster care and how to come together for better solutions ... If you haven't yet figured out how you can care for vulnerable kids, let those guide you into discovering your own place in foster care."
Also available as an audiobook!
You're busy — and sometimes reading a book feels like an impossible luxury. But what if you could get started transforming foster care while you drive to work, fold laundry, assemble furniture, take a walk, or cook dinner?
Read by Jason Weber, the audiobook of Until There's More Than Enough lets you get started at transforming foster care in your community in the midst of your everyday life.
Download a Sample Chapter + Bonus Resource
What does it take to build trust with others in the foster care space in your community — child welfare professionals, pastors, organizational leaders, and other advocates? And what are practical steps you can take today to increase that trust?
Chapter 11: Trust Fall
Explore five commitments that can help you build trusting relationships with others in your community, laying a foundation to get more done — together — for children and families.
Relationship Inventory and Roadmap
Complete a bonus worksheet to help you identify — by name — the people you want to collaborate with, and then set tangible next steps to help you build the type of relationship you want with them.
About the Author
Jason Weber
Jason Weber wants to live in a world where people build great things together rather than good things by themselves and where there is more than enough for children and families before, during, and beyond foster care.
Jason and his wife, Trisha, have been working with vulnerable children and families for over 28 years. They were foster parents for ten years and have five kids. Jason has written and helped to produce several books and other tools, including Until There's More Than Enough and Farmer Herman and the Flooding Barn, a 2018 ECPA Christian Book Award finalist. He wrote a regular column for Fostering Families Today magazine for seven years and is the host of the More Than Enough Podcast.
When he's not working, Jason loves creating stuff, going anywhere with his wife and doing what he can to embarrass his children in public places. Weber serves as the National Director of More Than Enough for CAFO and currently lives in Plano, Texas.
Start Transforming Foster Care Where You Live
Your community doesn't have to stay stuck in the "not enoughs" of foster care. Find the guidance and insight you need to move toward providing more than enough for children and families before, during, and beyond foster care.
