By Chaplain Ted Stackpole Across America, more children are living on the edge of instability than many of us realize.

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In the photo, you’ll see two of my boys—my seven-year-old and my thirteen-year-old—standing behind our pickup truck. Sticking out of

Foster parents want to give their foster children a wonderful Christmas. For many children in care, Christmas has been inconsistent—or

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Angie and I began our foster and adoption journey in 2013. Like most families stepping into this calling, we had

Every year, our family celebrates Thanksgiving with some very clear traditions. Angie spends hours preparing an amazing spread of food.