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How Grief and Joy Exist Equally in Foster Care and Adoption
Foster care and adoption hold both grief and joy because they begin with the painful reality of children being separated from their families. While that loss deserves compassion and space to grieve, we can also find joy as foster and adoptive families are being used as part of God’s redemptive plan. As followers of Christ, we can mourn the brokenness that makes foster care and adoption necessary while celebrating the hope and restoration God brings through faithful people who answer the call to care for vulnerable children.
This is your yes
Amanda and Greg's adoption journey highlights the role everyone can play in providing children a loving home.
PlayBethany was right there with us
Emily and Brandon found fostering and adoption as a way to support children and families when they need it most.
PlayHope for every child
Robert and Della were led by the Lord to adopt an older child. Check out their story of obedience, faith, and blessing.
PlayExtending your family
Brad and Sarah share why maintaining family connection matters, particularly for older children like their daughter.
PlayPouring into people's lives
Nichol's foster care and adoption journey led her to become a social worker and to build her career protecting children at Bethany.
PlayWhy we adopted siblings
Adopting siblings together preserves a strong bond—and that means one less upheaval in a child’s life.
PlayTraveling the Abbey road
When Cal and Terrie said yes to adoption from foster care, they knew they were choosing a rugged road.
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