Worship doesn’t always rise from joy. Sometimes it comes from waiting, loss, and unanswered prayers. This is a story about infertility, fragile faith, and the quiet courage it takes to keep singing when the words catch in your throat—and belief feels harder than silence.
Eleven years ago, a three-year-old girl entered the author's life through the Safe Families for Children program. Initially planned to stay for two weeks, she became part of the family after they became licensed foster parents. The journey included challenges, joys, and ultimately adoption, leading to lasting love and gratitude.
Four years ago, my daughter who was our foster princess at the time, came into the kitchen and asked if she could cook dinner with me. She had her own pots and pans from her play kitchen and even her "pretend" food to cook with. It truly was the cutest. But at one point while… Continue reading Have You Stopped Believing All Things Are Possible?
Infertility and foster care: How do they combine? This is a question I often asked myself when I was trudging through the waters as a foster parent, and even more so now that we have adopted. It's a clash of both worlds that have been hard to navigate and feel my way through. Together, both… Continue reading Infertility and Foster Care: The Clash of Both Worlds
...Because while foster care was hard, and open adoption isn’t easy; when you have the mindset that the child is not yours, or even hers, but rather His, it makes it okay. And it somehow works."
