Joseph was just two and a half months old when Adam and Anna Horsley got a phone call asking if they would foster him. “Like we always do, we prayed about it and talked about it, and we just felt like this was the placement we needed to take,” Anna said. “Of course, when you […]

Can one family really make a difference? Midwest Georgia Area Director, Brian Scoggin, would answer with a resounding ‘yes!’ “If every church in the State of Georgia had just one family with just one foster child, there would be a waiting list to take the next foster kid coming into care,” explained Brian. In Georgia,

Knowing you’re not alone can make a world of difference. “You really do need an ally [as a foster parent],” explained Katie Campbell.  Katie and her husband Mike started fostering in 2018 and completed their initial training with Gwinnett County. Not long after the Campbells heard about Families 4 Families.  When they connected with Families

Kate Lovell knew fostering was for her. “I’ve been a teacher since 2003. I’ve had all these different kids, and I’ve loved having them all,” she explained. “I thought I would make a great foster mom.” What she didn’t realize years ago? She and her husband Matt would make great adoptive parents, too. “We started

With three adopted sisters, adoption was already familiar to Chelsea Biggers, a foster mom with Families 4 Families. Her husband, Dustin was also drawn to adoption and even made sure Chelsea was on board before the pair went on their first date.  Adoption has been a part of their story from the beginning — foster