Do you remember when you were young,
that exciting season of life when you were just starting out, and the whole
world was full of endless possibilities?
It was like holding a brand new travel book in your hands and being
given carte blanche. You could go
anywhere you wanted to go. Do
anything. Become anything. You could devote your life to academia, a
career, a family, full-time ministry . . . or all of the above. And no matter which direction you decided to
go, your goal was the same as almost everyone else on the planet: to leave your
mark. To impact people’s lives. To make a difference.
So of all the options in the world,
all of the good, noble roads you could have chosen, you decide to become a
foster parent. You’ve heard the stories
of the underprivileged children in your very own town, children who are being
abused and neglected and abandoned.
Children who need care and encouragement. And so you think, Why not me? You know that you have a lot of love to give,
and you want to offer a child the hope of safety and the promise of protection. Your foster care journey begins.
