Sound of hope movement

Tell me your story

You are not alone

I will show you love 

You’ve never known

Creating a new path for foster children to be in the care of the church is an embodiment of the belief that they are God's children and always have a home in God's house. This initiative aims to provide a nurturing and stable environment rooted in faith, love, and community. By integrating foster care within the church's mission, we offer these children a sanctuary where they can experience the warmth of a supportive family, receive spiritual guidance, and grow in an atmosphere of unconditional acceptance. This approach not only addresses their immediate needs for safety and stability but also fosters a sense of belonging and purpose, reminding them that they are cherished members of God's family and have a permanent place in His home.

Isaiah 1:17 calls us to "Learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression; bring justice to the fatherless, plead the widow's cause." This scripture underscores our moral imperative to advocate for the most vulnerable among us, especially foster children. My commitment to seeing this bill come to fruition is rooted in this divine mandate, as I work tirelessly to return children to the care of the church rather than the state. By placing foster children in the nurturing environment of the church, we fulfill our sacred duty to seek justice and correct oppression, offering them the love, guidance, and stability they deserve. It is my steadfast belief that within the church, these children can find a true home, where they are not only cared for but also valued as beloved members of God's family.