As the owner of The Alternative Hair Studio in Fishers, Indiana, Amy partnered with Hands of Hope to provide a free salon event for foster and adoptive moms and their daughters.

Looking for resources to help walk with you through the complexities of foster care and adoption? Check out these 10 recommended resources.

709 days of learning to love. 709 days of finding hope in the hopeless. 709 days of seeing God work in strong and powerful ways. 709 days sweet little Brison and Harlem were in foster care.

Ryan and Ashley Clough met in college and quickly knew they wanted to spend their lives together. Once they got married and started talking about growing their family...

By showing up for other people, we bring the healing love of God to broken homes and families every day. If you know someone who is a foster or adoptive parent, here are some gift ideas to make them feel seen and loved this Christmas...

I grew up listening to stories about my mom’s life in South Korea. My mom lost her parents at a young age, and grew up on the heels of the Korean war. Through a number of circumstances, she lost contact with all of her family...

Jessica always wanted to be a mom, but after almost nine years and not a positive pregnancy test in sight, she and her husband Christopher sold their house and horses, and they moved closer to town...

Children are entering the foster care system in Indiana from cases of “poverty neglect” every day. When we refer to “poverty neglect”, we are talking about parents who are working tirelessly to provide for the needs of their child but still come up short.

While there are many metaphors used to describe our relationship with God, I believe this is a particularly powerful one. One with many implications and one that is put on display for the world to see when we say “yes” to caring for vulnerable children.

“What are you doing, Daddy?” I hear our 2-year-old son ask it all the time. I watch how his face turns toward his daddy’s face. I see his eyes, looking up to his daddy’s eyes. If he asks once, he asks a hundred times…”What are you doing, Daddy?”.