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Book Review: The Unofficial Guide to Therapeutic Parenting for Childhood Aggression and Violence

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Book Review: The Unofficial Guide to Therapeutic Parenting for Childhood Aggression and Violence

Somewhat Sweary and Very Articulate - The Unofficial Guide to Therapeutic Parenting for Childhood Aggression and Violence by Sally Donovan and Carly Kingswood

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Reflecting on Good Friday

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Reflecting on Good Friday

Despite the outward appearance of a crushing setback, Good Friday was a day of triumph, unveiling God's divine plan and the true nature of his reign.

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The Church: a community of shared light

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The Church: a community of shared light

Our Northern Ireland and Nations’ Lead, Roger Cooke shares some reflections on fire, community and the Olympic Games.

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Why we need the language of lament

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Why we need the language of lament

Home for Good’s Theologian in Residence, Tim Davy, shares some reflections on being honest with God, for our own sake and for others.

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Considerate conversation

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Considerate conversation

There’s so much we can do, right now, to make a positive difference in the lives of young people in care. Some of these things might seem small or insignificant – but the truth is that they have a huge impact.

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Identity: Being seen and being blessed

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Identity: Being seen and being blessed

Our theologian in residence Tim Davy explores how our identity and value as human beings is rooted in being made in God's image.

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Back to school

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Back to school

School, and the return to it after the summer holidays, can be particularly challenging for children who have had a difficult start in life.

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Home for Good’s manifesto asks for the next General Election

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Home for Good’s manifesto asks for the next General Election

Our five asks to help the next government commit to systemic improvements to children’s social care.

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Joe Swash: Teens in Care

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Joe Swash: Teens in Care

Here's what stood out to us in Joe Swash: Teens in Care.

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The Dutchie Pot and Injera flat bread: two stories of hospitality

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The Dutchie Pot and Injera flat bread: two stories of hospitality

Simon shares of two encounters that taught him the true meaning of hospitality

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Why isn’t there a theology of foster care?

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Why isn’t there a theology of foster care?

Inspired by Foster Care Fortnight, I wanted to write a piece about theology and foster care. But here’s the trouble: there isn’t a theology of foster care.

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The importance of place

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The importance of place

Simon reflects on the places and spaces where Jesus spent his time, and what that means for us as we care for children through fostering, adoption and supported lodgings

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Counter-cultural community

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Counter-cultural community

Home for Good’s Theologian in Residence, Tim Davy, shares some reflections on community from the book of Romans.

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Why we've not made any New Year's Resolutions this year

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Why we've not made any New Year's Resolutions this year

At Home for Good, we haven't made any New Year's resolutions this year. Here's why.

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Five changes we want to see in 2023

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Five changes we want to see in 2023

At Home for Good we are committed to seeing change from the top down – sparking systemic improvements to the care system plays a crucial role in our mission to find homes across the UK.

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Chrimbo Limbo

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Chrimbo Limbo

How can you survive and thrive in the strange days between Christmas and New Year’s Eve?

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Five things we LOVE about the 2022 John Lewis Christmas advert

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Five things we LOVE about the 2022 John Lewis Christmas advert

The John Lewis Christmas ad is here. And we love it.

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Five things to know about the impact of monthly donations

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Five things to know about the impact of monthly donations

At Home for Good, we rely on your gifts and generosity to ensure that every child has a stable and loving home where they can thrive.

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Identity

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Identity

What steps can we take towards helping a child or teenager understand who they are?

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Family

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Family

What if God’s kingdom on earth looked like our families reflecting His?

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Holding on to HOPE

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Holding on to HOPE

At Home for Good one of our values is that we are hopeful – or hope-full. Why is that so important to us? There are lots of reasons, but here are three of them.

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How to ‘nail’ the summer holidays

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How to ‘nail’ the summer holidays

Suggestions to help you consider how you can navigate the summer as those caring through fostering, adoption or supported lodgings.

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Why we love festivals

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Why we love festivals

We can't wait to join you at a number of festivals this summer, including The Gathering in Swindon, Festival Manchester, New Wine and Creation Fest. Find out why.

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Levelling up for the self-employed: Home for Good launches a new report

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Levelling up for the self-employed: Home for Good launches a new report

Today, Home for Good is publishing a new report entitled, Adoption pay: Levelling up for the self-employed.

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Hospitality

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Hospitality

There are so many ways for us to practice and demonstrate hospitality, and a world of people to receive it

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Being ‘Church’

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Being ‘Church’

Home for Good believe the Church is ideally placed to make a transformational difference, offering more safe and loving homes for children and teenagers who are waiting and a robust and stable support network ready to welcome and care.

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Did you know that Home for Good has a Theologian in Residence?

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Did you know that Home for Good has a Theologian in Residence?

Tim Davy tells us a bit about his role and what it means for him to work with Home for Good

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Home for Good in the city

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Home for Good in the city

Home for Good loves working in cities, find out why and how you can get involved.

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You asked, we answered!

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You asked, we answered!

In Autumn 2021, we invited our Friends of Home for Good* to ask us their most pressing questions about what we do

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Four things to consider as you approach Mother’s Day

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Four things to consider as you approach Mother’s Day

How can we navigate this brilliant, complex, difficult, wonderful day well for those who are care-experienced and their families?

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This is a justice issue

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This is a justice issue

In Jesus, we see God’s care for His people demonstrated in word and deed. In Jesus, we see God’s love of justice in action.

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Rachael's story

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Rachael's story

Rachael Maskell has been the MP for York Central since 2015. Rachael chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Adoption and Permanence, and has shared with us a little about her role.

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Long days, short years

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Long days, short years

‘The days are long but the years are short.’

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Unwrapping Christmas: Presents

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Unwrapping Christmas: Presents

We all have different preferences, experiences and priorities when it comes to presents. For care-experienced children and their families, it’s another part of Christmas that might need to look a little different.

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Unwrapping Christmas: Meals

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Unwrapping Christmas: Meals

For many of us, our enjoyment and experience of food is something we take for granted, particularly at this time of year. Here are four things that might mean food at Christmas has to look a little different for some families.

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Unwrapping Christmas: Church

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Unwrapping Christmas: Church

We want to highlight three examples of areas that can be challenging and offer some questions that might help you consider what part you could play in supporting the families in your church in this season.

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Unwrapping Christmas: Films

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Unwrapping Christmas: Films

Let’s dig a little deeper into some of the storylines, themes and character depictions in our favourite Christmas films.

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Myth Busting: Adoption Older Children

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Myth Busting: Adoption Older Children

We are often asked similar questions by people who are exploring adopting children over the age of three – with many questions based on misunderstandings or assumptions.

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Tackling racial disparity: The journey so far

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Tackling racial disparity: The journey so far

“We believe we can see the tide turn on racial inequality within the care system.”

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Through thick and thin: reflections from an adoptive mum

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Through thick and thin: reflections from an adoptive mum

An adoptive mum shares how she journeys with her children and finds precious connections, even in those harder moments.

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Stability Part 2: The Role of the System

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Stability Part 2: The Role of the System

Our desire is for children and young people not just to experience initial stability, but ongoing security, safety and love with relationships that remain consistent and ongoing in their lives.

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Stability Part 1: The role the Church can play

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Stability Part 1: The role the Church can play

This month, we’re focusing on the theme of stability. Our desire is for children and young people not just to experience initial stability, but ongoing security, safety and love with relationships that remain consistent and ongoing in their lives.

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Compassion Fatigue: How to help

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Compassion Fatigue: How to help

What to do if you’re alongside someone who might have compassion fatigue, whether they have identified it as this or not.

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Compassion Fatigue: Five things you can do

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Compassion Fatigue: Five things you can do

It can be so difficult to recognise and acknowledge the signs of compassion fatigue. Here are five things you can do if this is where you find yourself today.

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Compassion Fatigue: The symptoms and the cause

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Compassion Fatigue: The symptoms and the cause

Compassion fatigue can affect people from all walks of life. But what is it, and why does it happen to us?

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Summer 'sabotage'?

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Summer 'sabotage'?

We've all dreamed of the perfect family day out but the reality is often not how we imagined

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Changing the landscape for children in care

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Changing the landscape for children in care

At Home for Good we are committed to finding a home for every child who needs one – and we take a two-pronged approach to achieve this vision.

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Three things to practice this summer

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Three things to practice this summer

Whatever the next few months hold for you, we want you to know we are standing with you and praying for you.

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What the Church needs to know about loss

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What the Church needs to know about loss

Every child coming into care experiences loss but there are things that we can do to support children and young people as they navigate living with loss

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What the Church needs to know about kinship care and how to support caring families

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What the Church needs to know about kinship care and how to support caring families

We want to equip the Church to better understand and support all families who provide kinship care and private fostering.

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Why is summer tricky?

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Why is summer tricky?

For many parents, the 6 – 7 week stretch of the school holidays can be daunting, and for those raising children who have had a tricky start in life, this is amplified. So why is it so difficult?

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What the Church needs to know about violent behaviours

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What the Church needs to know about violent behaviours

For some families caring for children who have had difficult starts in life, home can be a place where violence occurs.

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All serve and no return

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All serve and no return

Interactions with the children we care for are like the back-and-forths of a tennis match.

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Understanding Adolescence: Things that make a difference

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Understanding Adolescence: Things that make a difference

It is not an exaggeration to say that great wraparound care for families can be life changing

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Understanding Adolescence: Questions and Decisions

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Understanding Adolescence: Questions and Decisions

All children who are fostered or have been adopted have experienced trauma, whatever the details of their story, and trauma has a profound impact on brain development.

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Understanding adolescence: What’s happening in the brain?

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Understanding adolescence: What’s happening in the brain?

The first 1000 days of a child’s life are often heralded as being the most significant, in no small part because of what is happening in the brain.

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Love in action

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Love in action

It is well-evidenced that trauma has a deep-rooted impact on our emotional, physical, and social development, which can impede our ability to navigate the world and feel safe.

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Prioritising teenagers

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Prioritising teenagers

Teenagers in care are 80% more likely than the national average to have two or more changes of home in a year.

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Our heart for teenagers

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Our heart for teenagers

Home for Good is passionate about finding a home for every child, at every age.

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Rethinking our Approach to Older Children in Care

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Rethinking our Approach to Older Children in Care

Older children in care are the fastest growing cohort of children and yet too many children who age out of the care system in England every year are doing so without a family to belong to.

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The new APPG inquiry is underway

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The new APPG inquiry is underway

In response to the independent review of Children’s Social Care in England, the APPG for Adoption and Permanence launched a new inquiry called Strengthening Families.

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Why the wait?

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Why the wait?

Understanding the adoption landscape in 2021.

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What the church needs to know about sensory processing

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What the church needs to know about sensory processing

Many care-experienced children experience sensory integration difficulties – what does this mean?

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'The investment of a lifetime report'

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'The investment of a lifetime report'

Is the economic spend on the care system in the UK bringing about the outcomes and flourishing for children and young people that we want to see?

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Understanding the good news of the gospel

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Understanding the good news of the gospel

The gospel is such good news, but for those who are care-experienced there are parts of the Easter story that may feel more complex.

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New Children’s Commissioner for England appointed

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New Children’s Commissioner for England appointed

The Secretary of State for Education confirmed Dame Rachel de Souza as the next Children’s Commissioner for England

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Five tips for navigating Christmas in a pandemic while caring for care-experienced children

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Five tips for navigating Christmas in a pandemic while caring for care-experienced children

For those of us caring for children who have experienced trauma, Christmas can be an interesting time...

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How is the coronavirus pandemic affecting care-experienced children?

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How is the coronavirus pandemic affecting care-experienced children?

During this hugely challenging season, Home for Good is committed to our vision to find a home for every child who needs one. We will continue to work passionately on behalf of vulnerable children across the UK.

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Fostering has helped me to understand God as Father

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Fostering has helped me to understand God as Father

Paul has seen so much about how God works and why he loves vulnerable children through becoming a foster carer.

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We fostered a teenager in lockdown

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We fostered a teenager in lockdown

Welcoming a teenager into our home of four young children was a great decision for us.

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Why homeschooling in lockdown can be hard for fostering and adoptive families

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Why homeschooling in lockdown can be hard for fostering and adoptive families

For some families caring for children who have experienced trauma, this is a time where that additional pressure is amplified.

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Why does my son freak out on Zoom calls?

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Why does my son freak out on Zoom calls?

For so many of us this technology is a gift. The connection it brings us is precious. However, for those caring for vulnerable children, it can also herald new challenges.

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How will fostering affect my birth children?

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How will fostering affect my birth children?

Will they feel left out? Will they all get on? How will they cope when a child moves on?

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Understanding the impact of social distancing for foster and adoptive families

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Understanding the impact of social distancing for foster and adoptive families

Social distancing will create additional challenges for all of us, and our families will find the changes and separation difficult in a number of ways.

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Caring for our relationships as foster and adoptive parents

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Caring for our relationships as foster and adoptive parents

This Valentines Day, adoptive mum Lucy reflects on how we can care for some of our most important relationships.

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The importance of rest for our children

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The importance of rest for our children

Adoptive mum Lucy reflects on the value of rest, particularly for our children.

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5 questions to ask your parliamentary candidate during the 2019 General Election

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5 questions to ask your parliamentary candidate during the 2019 General Election

What to ask your parliamentary candidate this general election

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Introducing Excitable Edgar…my son

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Introducing Excitable Edgar…my son

Excitable Edgar from this year's John Lewis ad reminds us of many of the children we love and care for.

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What the Church needs to know about shame

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What the Church needs to know about shame

Why do adopted/fostered children often feel a heightened sense of shame?

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A Reflection for World Social Work Day

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A Reflection for World Social Work Day

Taking a moment to recognise all that social workers do in their role working with looked after children.

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How does God parent us therapeutically?

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How does God parent us therapeutically?

Exploring themes of therapeutic parenting in the Bible

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Instant Family FAQs

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Instant Family FAQs

Some answers to questions you may have around the new film Instant Family

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What the Church needs to know about building resilience

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What the Church needs to know about building resilience

Relationships are key to repairing trauma, building attachment and resilience.

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Adoption or trying for birth children – which should I do first?

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Adoption or trying for birth children – which should I do first?

All we actually know is that God has us in His hands. We can trust him for the path ahead.

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Three concerns you might have if your grown-up child wants to foster or adopt - and some ideas to help and encourage you

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Three concerns you might have if your grown-up child wants to foster or adopt - and some ideas to help and encourage you

What if your grown-up child announces that he/she wants to adopt? You may be delighted – or quite understandably, you may feel anxious.

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Six ideas to help you enjoy December with looked after children

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Six ideas to help you enjoy December with looked after children

Gone are the days when Christmas was celebrated over a day or two.

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Why choose suffering?

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Why choose suffering?

Why would anyone choose a lifestyle that might make them susceptible to suffering?

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Foster carers, we see you...

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Foster carers, we see you...

Our thank you to all the selfless and wonderful foster carers who go above and beyond to love the children in their care.

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The importance of rest

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The importance of rest

Adoptive mum Lucy reflects on the value of rest and how to achieve it.

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Social work: a career length of seven years

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Social work: a career length of seven years

Julie talks with Anna, a child placement social worker.

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What the Church needs to know about invisible needs

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What the Church needs to know about invisible needs

Every Sunday, thousands of children go to church with complex additional needs that aren't as visible.

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Not on my watch: Father's Day 2018

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Not on my watch: Father's Day 2018

Krish Kandiah offers an inspirational call to men for Father's Day 2018.

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Fast Forward Five Years

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Fast Forward Five Years

The story of one individual's journey from a San Diego firepit to becoming a fostering family of five.

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Why are we waiting?

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Why are we waiting?

Many individuals and families have been approved to adopt, but are now waiting for their match. Why is this?

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Why we choose to wait

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Why we choose to wait

Given the current situation of many adopters waiting, we asked a friend to write about her experience.

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Why Jesus blessing the children isn't a 'nice' story

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Why Jesus blessing the children isn't a 'nice' story

Jesus blessing the children cannot be contained by the word ‘nice’.

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What the Church needs to know about infertility

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What the Church needs to know about infertility

Infertility has been much misunderstood in Christian culture and in the Church.

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Adoption: The Myth and the Reality

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Adoption: The Myth and the Reality

I didn't know whether to laugh or cry when I saw the adoption statistic headlines last week.

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Looking suffering in the eye

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Looking suffering in the eye

Lucy shares from personal experience and Biblical reflection about how suffering is a part of adoption.

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Making sense of introductions

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Making sense of introductions

What are 'introductions', why do they matter and how can we support adopters and foster carers who are going through this process.

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What the Church needs to know about FASD

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What the Church needs to know about FASD

Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) are a reality for many looked after children and their families.

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Reflections from a Foster Carer: What is right and what is easy

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Reflections from a Foster Carer: What is right and what is easy

A foster carer shares her heart and reflects on her role.

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Ten ways you can support foster carers… written by foster carers

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Ten ways you can support foster carers… written by foster carers

Suggestions from foster carers for ten support ideas specific to fostering.

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What the Church needs to know about moves

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What the Church needs to know about moves

Why 'moves' matter and how to support families through times of transition.

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What the Church needs to know about attachment

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What the Church needs to know about attachment

To be safe and welcoming, it is vital that churches understand attachment.

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The Madlug Story

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The Madlug Story

Madlug is a lifestyle brand with a difference. For every purchase, they give a bag to a child in care.

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What the Church needs to know about confidentiality

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What the Church needs to know about confidentiality

To be safe and welcoming, it is vital that churches understand and respect the need for confidentiality.

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Five ways to support families at Christmas

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Five ways to support families at Christmas

Christmas can be full of joy and festive fun, but also brings challenges.

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Moses, adoption and the Church - Part 2: Identity

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Moses, adoption and the Church - Part 2: Identity

Exploring the ongoing identity challenges many looked after children may have.

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A response to the Catholic Church's apology

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A response to the Catholic Church's apology

Looking at some of the changes in adoption over recent decades and remembering the pain behind every adoption story.

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Moses, adoption and the Church - Part 1: Family

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Moses, adoption and the Church - Part 1: Family

Exploring family and all its complicated and wonderful variations from Exodus 1 and 2.

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Five ways we can all #SupportAdoption

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Five ways we can all #SupportAdoption

As part of National Adoption Week 2018 we want to encourage everyone to #SupportAdoption

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Churches as supportive communities – how Easter confronts us

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Churches as supportive communities – how Easter confronts us

How can churches become the kind of supportive, loving communities that are so needed by many who have fostered or adopted? How do we ensure we provide a place of hope and support when people feel isolated and overwhelmed?

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A prayer for Good Friday

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A prayer for Good Friday

Lord Jesus, today we think of you...

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A reflection for Easter Saturday

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A reflection for Easter Saturday

The Bible is very quiet about that Saturday... It must have been a very dark day for those who lived it.

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Why we value support groups and would love to see more of them

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Why we value support groups and would love to see more of them

Caring for vulnerable children is rarely easy, which is why support really matters.

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Moses, adoption and the Church - Part 3: Support

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Moses, adoption and the Church - Part 3: Support

Exploring what support for foster and adoptive families could look like.

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What the Church needs to know about trauma

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What the Church needs to know about trauma

Helping us to understand that all children in care or with a care background have experienced trauma, and how we can respond to support them.

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York families respond to God's heart for young refugees

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York families respond to God's heart for young refugees

The extraordinary story of families in York responding to God's call to open their hearts and homes to young refugees.

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Ten ways to pray for new adoptive families

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Ten ways to pray for new adoptive families

Ten ways to pray for new adoptive families during their introductions and early days together.

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Five times we should never say the word ‘just’ (and what to say instead)

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Five times we should never say the word ‘just’ (and what to say instead)

For being such a tiny little word, ‘just’ carries with it some enormous connotations. Here are five examples of times that we need to avoid saying it – and suggestions for what we could say instead.

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What the Church needs to know about the real impact of support

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What the Church needs to know about the real impact of support

How the Church can support foster and adoptive families and the difference it makes.

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What is a home for good?

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What is a home for good?

An overview of different children's and young people's experiences and explanation of the types of care they may need.

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Ten things you can do to support families this summer

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Ten things you can do to support families this summer

Ten ideas of small things you can do this summer, which might make a big difference to those who foster, adopt or provide supported lodgings.

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Preparing birth children for an adopted sibling

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Preparing birth children for an adopted sibling

Lucy shares some practical tips from her personal experience of adopting after having birth children.

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How to stay calm in the chaos

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How to stay calm in the chaos

Five tips from foster carers for holding on in the midst of the chaotic and unplanned moments.

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What the Church needs to know about single adopters

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What the Church needs to know about single adopters

A growing number of those sensing God's call to adopt are single, so here are some thoughts from single adopters so we can better understand and support each one.

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Everyone has a role. So what's mine?

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Everyone has a role. So what's mine?

Julie reflects on the role that the Church can have in the lives of children with care experience.

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Reflections from a prospective foster carer: A big decision

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Reflections from a prospective foster carer: A big decision

For Foster Care Fortnight 2017, we asked foster carers for their thoughts.

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Father's Day: Our first Father

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Father's Day: Our first Father

Our thoughts for Father's Day 2017

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Reflections from a foster carer: Diary of introductions

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Reflections from a foster carer: Diary of introductions

For Foster Care Fortnight 2017, we asked foster carers for their thoughts.

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Reflections from a foster carer: The magic wand

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Reflections from a foster carer: The magic wand

For Foster Care Fortnight 2017, we asked foster carers for their thoughts.

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The truth about motherhood

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The truth about motherhood

A reflection for Mother's Day 2017

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Film resource: Pete's Dragon (2016)

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Film resource: Pete's Dragon (2016)

Find out more about Pete's Dragon, Disney's latest live-action family film about an orphan and his dragon.

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Film resource: Finding Dory

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Film resource: Finding Dory

Disney's latest film is beautiful and hilarious - but not for 93,000 children in the UK.

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Reflection 5: Changing futures

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Reflection 5: Changing futures

Our final advent reflection considers the cost of serving God however He asks.

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Reflection 4: Trusting to fulfilment

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Reflection 4: Trusting to fulfilment

Our fourth advent reflection looks at Luke 2.6-7.

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Reflection 3: Making ready

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Reflection 3: Making ready

Our third advent reflection considers how Mary and Joseph reacted to the promises spoken over them.

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Reflection 2: Faithfully preparing

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Reflection 2: Faithfully preparing

Could this advent be the beginning of your journey?

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Reflection 1: Seed of an idea

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Reflection 1: Seed of an idea

Could this advent be the beginning of your journey?

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PEACE in our waiting

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PEACE in our waiting

The final reflection written for Advent 2015, focussed on PEACE in our waiting, found in Jesus.

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WISDOM in our waiting

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WISDOM in our waiting

The third of our reflections written for Advent 2015, focussed on the Magi and WISDOM in our waiting.

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JOY in our waiting

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JOY in our waiting

The second of our reflections written for Advent 2015, focussed on the shepherds and JOY in our waiting.

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HOPE in our waiting

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HOPE in our waiting

The first of our reflections written for Advent 2015, focussed on Mary and HOPE in our waiting.

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Four reasons fostering and adoption are in the DNA of the Church - part four

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Four reasons fostering and adoption are in the DNA of the Church - part four

Reason four: Because, at our best, it is what we have always done.

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Four reasons fostering and adoption are in the DNA of the Church - part three

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Four reasons fostering and adoption are in the DNA of the Church - part three

Reason three: Because it explains, expresses and celebrates who we are.

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Four reasons fostering and adoption are in the DNA of the Church - part one

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Four reasons fostering and adoption are in the DNA of the Church - part one

Reason one: Because of God's heart for the vulnerable.

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