Virtually every person I know in this field has expressed something similar. Fellow adoptive and foster parents. Nonprofit leaders. Social workers. Church ministry leads. Dedicated mentors. “It’s beautiful. And it’s really, really hard.” Each story is different. But whenever we come near to our world’s hurt, we will share in its pain. It’s been that […]
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The Astounding Findings of Neuroscience…and What They Mean for You Today
Among the most fascinating, and hopeful, discoveries of cutting-edge science today spring from the field of neuroscience. They reveal the marvel of how we’re created…and, best of all, that we can be recreated. Small, daily choices can change and restore us. We can “be transformed by the renewing of our minds” in ways that can, […]
The Special Dangers of Technology Use for Children Who’ve Experienced Trauma: New CAFO Study
The explosive growth of technology brings potential for both great good and great harm for children. All the more so for kids who’ve experienced trauma and loss. You’re invited to be a part of a first-of-its-kind CAFO study examining the hazards of tech-based dangers for children from hard places. You’ll also be able to learn […]
An Online Course to Build the Foundation Many of Us Never Received at the Start: Registration Open Until February 1
Many of us plunged into orphan care, adoption and foster care like most people do parenting: lots of heart and little training … and even less grasp of all we’d likely face along the way. That’s not all bad. There are indeed some things you can’t learn in school. But the best service, like the […]
A Christmas Poem
The Christian faith insists that deepest hurt and highest good are bound together. It’s not only that the sweet and sorrowful frequently arrive side-by-side. It’s also that, in our fallen world, they are most often intertwined, drawing their very life from one another. Yes, in heaven good will come unalloyed. But here, character springs from […]
Saving International Adoption
One of DC’s most respected think tanks, the American Enterprise Institute, hosted the forum, “Saving International Adoption,” this past Friday. The number of international adoptions to the U.S. has plummeted over the past 14 years. Had adoptions remained steady at their 2004 numbers, well over 100,000 children would have found welcoming homes in the U.S. […]