Bringing Hope, Faith & Support to God’s Children
Advocating for Children in our Communities and Driving Faith-Based Initiatives to Bring Hope and Support to Children in Foster Care
Making An Impact. Creating Hope.
Through community and faith-based initiatives, we are raising awareness, creating support and advocating for children in foster care. Children every day, right here in our very own communities, are being placed into foster care and as you can imagine, this can be a very traumatic experience. While foster care works to reunite children with family, often reunification fails leaving some children without a family.
Our desire is to give hope to every child who is searching for their forever family. It is our mission to advocate and bring awareness of the needs of children in foster care awaiting adoption by appealing to churches, their congregations and other local organizations. We feel through awareness and prayer, people who know Christ’s teachings…”take care of the fatherless, the orphans,” will be called to help in some way.
Community Awareness Makes A Difference
It is hard to believe that in our very own communities, there are children who are suffering, who feel abandoned and alone, because they do not have a family to call their own. However, this is a very true fact and it is happening in our own communities.
It’s said, “What you don’t know, you don’t know.” So many times our attention is brought to the struggles and difficulties faced within third-world countries. BUT, there is a great need here.
There is a need to help build support for children in foster care who do not have a family to call their own. We have a need to bring awareness, create support systems and work to unite these children with people they can rely on and trust.
Our goal is to educate and increase awareness within our own local communities of the needs of these children in foster care and we feel strongly that this initiative should begin with our churches. God has already given to us his commandments to take care of the poor, the orphans, the least of our brothers and “whatsoever we do for them, we do for God.” What better way to begin than within His church and with His people.
“For truly, I say to you, if you have faith like the grain of a mustard seed…nothing will be impossible for you.”
Matthew 17:20
What We Do
Our goal is to create awareness within our local communities of children who are in desperate need of a loving family to call their own. These children are in foster care due to no fault of their own.
We work with local churches and organizations to not only bring awareness, but most important appeal to the hearts and minds of people who understand that through Christ all things are possible.
By collaborating with local non-profits, churches and organizations, we work to provide support and sense of family to children in most need.
Our Values
Our values are very simple in that everything that we do is to serve Jesus Christ. We believe in the power of prayer, faith and Church.
It is by being stewards of Christ, we work to serve and please God by helping defend the fatherless, help the poor and support the orphans.
We don’t have huge expectations that everyone is equipped to adopt a child. However, we do believe that everyone can help through prayer, awareness and advocacy. It just takes one seed to move a mountain. How beautiful is it that just a prayer or just a conversation could lead to helping a child find a home! God is so good, let us use our gifts to serve Him.
Opportunities To Help
Initiatives & Resources
Programs & Partnerships
The Prayer Card Project
Friends of Fosters Mentorships
Church & Child
Meet God’s Children
Foster Parent Training
Learn About Adopting
343,077
*Children In Foster Care
<200,000
*Licensed Foster Homes
36,411
*Children Awaiting Adoption
15,590
*Aged-Out of Foster Care
*Data represents statistics based on United States Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2023 by The Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System (AFCARS). More details can be obtained by visiting The Federal Children’s Bureau Office of the Administration for Children & Families.