Practical Ideas for Adoption & Foster Care Ministries

 

We (at Tapestry) have the privilege of talking with dozens of churches across the country who want to learn more about starting and growing adoption and foster care ministries. As we talk with them it seems that they all have similar questions – questions about what does an adoption and foster care ministry look like, what does it do and how do you create events and opportunities that allow people to find the information, encouragement and connections they need for the journey.

In response to these questions we offered a breakout presentation at Summit V entitled Practical Ideas for Church Adoption & Foster Care Ministries. In this session we detailed how we and others have developed and implemented various events and activities designed to serve the needs of parents and children alike in the context of a local church ministry.

You can listen to the audio of this session (mp3 file – it will take several seconds to download) and download the handout materials. You can also purchase the CD for this session (and other Summit V sessions).

In addition, watch this video to catch a glimpse of what a church adoption and foster care ministry can look like – and imagine the possibilities for your church and your community.

A Glimpse at the Tapestry from Tapestry on Vimeo.

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About DFW Alliance

The DFW Alliance was organized in early 2006 to bring together local church adoption and orphan care ministries from various Christian churches in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. It was founded by Tapestry, a ministry for adoptive and foster families at Irving Bible Church in Irving, Texas, and “His Child” Orphan Care Ministry at Christ Chapel Bible Church in Ft. Worth, Texas.

The DFW Alliance seeks to provide area ministries and church leaders with opportunities to share ideas and coordinate and collaborate on events and activities to serve adoptive and foster families as well as orphans, at-risk children and children in the local foster care system. The DFW Alliance also focuses on efforts to create and support effective local church adoption, foster care and orphan care ministries across the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

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You may also contact Michael Monroe at: info@dfwalliance.org or 972.315.9628