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Empowered To Connect Recommended Resources

 

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The Connected Child

The Connected Child

Anatomy of the Soul

Anatomy of the Soul

Parenting Is Your Highest Calling

Parenting Is Your Highest Calling

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The Whole Brain Child

The Whole Brain Child

Attaching in Adoption

Attaching in Adoption

Wounded Children, Healing Homes

Wounded Children, Healing Homes

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The Out-of-Sync Child

The Out-of-Sync Child

Nurturing Adoptions

Nurturing Adoptions

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My Amazing Family

This is an amazing song written by my friend Kurt Scobie that will surely remind you of the importance of all you do as a foster and adoptive parent. You might want a box of tissue nearby.

About Me

About Me

Follower of Jesus Christ. Wife of the most handsome man on the planet for 24 years and counting. Mom of seven incredibly beautiful and amazing young women. Nana to four spunky grandchildren. Foster Care and Adoption Advocate. Author of the Ready or Not Devotional series for foster and adoptive families. Founder and President of Connections Homes, an Atlanta-based organization working with young adults who've aged out of foster care, are homeless or otherwise without family.

Speaking & Training

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My Favorite Links

  • Jen Hatmaker: Mom, Author, Blogger
  • Mallory Cruz: Living, Loving & Beating Cancer
  • Sandra Stanley: Faith, Family & Fostering
  • Victory World Church

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Things That Inspire Me

  • Love these drone videos of our house from today :-) you gotta love having friends with drones. ❤️
  • Yay for sunny days and sweet ☀️ tea 🙌🏻
  • Sometimes life throws us curveballs, sometimes we disagree with others, sometimes we wish we could change our circumstances —— whatever your “sometimes” are today, don’t lose sight of love. In the midst of everything we can’t control in life, we CAN control how we love others. Be kind and gentle to yourself today and be kind and gentle to others.
  • A little spray paint goes a long way to bring a yucky pot back to life :-)
  • Oreo got a fresh new trim, bath, and new bow for Memorial Day weekend ❤️
  • For those who’ve been following our major quarantine project - new retaining wall, new back deck, new front porch, and new roof — we are totally in love with the transformation! Thanks to Team Roofing and Atlanta Deck Pro. We can’t wait to enjoy these new spaces all summer.
  • This is my son-in-law helping my grandson with his homework. I love this picture for so many reasons. This amazing man is setting an example for this little man that being a Daddy is more than blood. Being a Daddy is about the little moments, the insignificant things, the homework, the skinned knees, and all of the in between. As a mom and grandmother, I couldn’t ask for a better man for our daughter/grandsons & granddaughter. ❤️
  • Radish harvest ❤️ Time to do some pickling!
  • We married at 19. My husband was a college student during the day and a Walmart stocker working third shift. I worked at Kroger as a bagger/carry out. We were young, in love, and extremely broke. I came across this photo of the trailer park where we lived the first three years of our marriage. We paid $225 a month in rent and we struggled. Hard. We struggled so much that our landlords would often pay our electric bill when they saw the electric company come in for the disconnect. I can’t tell you how many times we relied on the help of our family and other adults who cared about us and came to our rescue time and time again. All these years later, I’m not sure where we would be today and how we would have made it without them. This is why it’s so important to me that the youth we serve have people in their life to turn too. I remember how hard it was WITH people in our life. I can’t imagine how it feels without anyone. This month is #nationalfostercaremonth and we’ve launched a Don’t Go Alone campaign to remind youth aging out of foster care that they don’t have to go into adulthood alone. Do you have a story of being 18-24? I’d love to hear how you needed someone when you were that age. Take a second and comment. #stepintotheirstory #connectionshomes #dontgoalone
  • Precious has already claimed the new concrete landing as her sunbathing spot 😂 #happycaturday
  • I’m overwhelmed by the goodness and truth of this Word. Thank you, Jesus.
  • If y’all didn’t know I was from KY, now you do. Beans over cornbread, fried taters, and zucchini. 🤤

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