Living in Truth

Have you ever looked at someone and been jealous that they had an easy life? In a world of technology, it's easy to see only the good things and envy them. When you grow up struggling in life, it’s easy to look at another’s life and wish you had that. However, remember at times, we only allow others to see the good in our lives. We hide our flaws, we hide our truths, and I am no exception. I wasn’t the typical “foster kid”. I actually wasn’t classified as a foster kid at all. I wasn’t allowed to pity my situation or mourn my childhood, because I was “privileged”. I sure didn’t feel privileged.

CAMP, CAMP, CAMP! Hello, my name is Thomas. I’m not what I am because of human effort. I’m not what I am because of the resolutions I’ve made in my...

1. Uniting Siblings  One of the harsh realities of foster care is that siblings are sometimes separated from one another and live in different homes. The separation can undoubtedly prove...

Did you know there are approximately 500,000 children in foster care in the United States?  Kansas, alone, has over 7700 children in foster care. Did you know most foster teens...