Latest Foster-Adopt Community News & Events
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Sound of Hope: The Possum Trot Story
Inspired by the powerful true story, Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot follows Donna and Reverend Martin as they ignite a fire in the hearts of their rural church to embrace children in the foster care system who needed adoptive families, proving that steady, determined love can transform the lives of vulnerable children.
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Trauma Training for Children’s Ministry Settings
If we’re asking churches to welcome kids into their homes, we better be ready to welcome them into our Sunday School rooms and Youth Groups! Spokane127 fulfills this need by offering trauma training aimed at church staff members and volunteers serving children throughout the week.
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12 Ways your Church can help Foster Care
Not everyone can be a foster parent; but everyone can help a child in foster care. Here are 12 ways your church can help foster care.
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Prayer for Spokane’s Foster-Adopt Community
For the Foster Adopt community, prayer is a simple & powerful way to get involved in foster care. We pray regularly for the foster care community of Spokane and invite you to join us in our 2024 monthly focus.
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A Radical Generosity Challenge
Will you accept the challenge to live a life of radical generosity, with your eyes focused on the one who gives the seed, not where you are planting the seed?
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Win, Winner, Winners – 127 at Be Bold for Jesus
Spokane127 exhibits at the Be Bold for Jesus conference.
Spokane County has 895 children in out-of-home placements.
Through no fault of their own, these kids are experiencing real pain.
As followers of Christ, we are called to open our homes in hospitality to these vulnerable kids AND to support those who do.
No One Can Do Everything But Everyone Can Do Something.
Will you join us and find your place in this vital work?
Next Steps…
The children in Spokane need YOU. Click the button to find ways you can get involved to help children who need loving homes, adult role models, a warm coat or just a word of encouragement. You can make a difference in these children’s lives. Where do you fit in? Click the button & explore the possibilities.
We believe in supporting Child Welfare Social Workers through acts of radical hospitality
Through our Social-LIGHT program, Spokane127 connects volunteers from local Spokane church communities to a child welfare social worker for the purpose of providing encouragement, support, and courage to continue interceding for vulnerable children.