Growing up, I never had any doubt that my dad loved me. He was at every event, read everything I wrote, sent me flowers as my secret admirer for Valentine's Day, took me to lunch to talk about the hard stuff, and always had my back--even when I let him down. I'm definitely the one… Continue reading To the Fatherless on Father’s Day
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The Church’s Role in the Orphan Crisis
Photo by Artem Bali on Pexels.com Open your mouth, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy (Prov. 31:9). Recently, someone was telling me about a family who was planning to adopt a sibling group from foster care. I was excited for them--and, honestly, a bit jealous--when I heard how this young, married… Continue reading The Church’s Role in the Orphan Crisis
Why the Reproductive Health Act Should Anger Women
"For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother's womb. I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; my soul knows it very well. My frame was not hidden from you, when I was being made in secret, intricately woven in the depths of the… Continue reading Why the Reproductive Health Act Should Anger Women
His Radio Interview
In case you missed it, I had the pleasure of being a guest on The Show After the Show with His Radio personality, Rob Dempsey! You can check it out here. #whydidyouchooseme #theshowaftertheshow #adoptionrocks #robdempsey #hisradio #adoptionlawgroupofsc #adoptivemama #writer #editor #speaker
What We’re Reading: Kids Version
Wilhelmina is just an ordinary girl with an extraordinary ability to find trouble. When the neighborhood firehouse dog goes missing, Wilhelmina and her friend, Jax, are on a mission to solve the case. But along the way, Wilhelmina learns some truths about herself and about the God she loves. The Adventures of Wilhelmina: The Case… Continue reading What We’re Reading: Kids Version
Happy Thanksgiving: Finding Joy
On Thanksgiving Eve, it seems only fitting that I write a thankful post. But since I have promised that I will always be transparent with you, my readers, I confess that this is not an easy post to write. This has been a tough year--probably the toughest one of my life. There were… Continue reading Happy Thanksgiving: Finding Joy
National Adoption Month: Love Big
It's National Adoption Month, a time when those of us "in the know" strive to bring attention to the over 130 million orphans around the world in need of a family. Though the month was first designated as a way to shine light on the nearly half a million children currently in our foster care… Continue reading National Adoption Month: Love Big
