Afleveringen
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Adam Talks with Tori Wichman the new Family care Coordinator about her position, weighted blankets, the hope house, and big vision of helping families around the area in foster and adoption. Enjoy
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Adam and Alyssa discuss the festivities coming up on September 23rd at Cabin Fever day. It's going to be a great time come on out and enjoy the time with us.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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Adam talks with Kate Brooke our Community Care Coordinator on her recent missions trip to Peru. We also discuss the next missions trip that you can be on if you so wish.
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Adam sits down with his Dad, Pastor Tim Tracy, and discusses what it's like to be a foster grandparent. This applies to all grandparents but especially to those whose kids are bringing children into their homes. Great perspective. Enjoy...
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This weeks guest Eli Tracy brings the perspective of this time of year dealing with kids going back to school in the Children's Ministry of a local church. Eli is the Children's Pastor of a local church that is working with special needs kids on a regular basis, but also hits on what it means to all kids he deals with... Enjoy
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Adam takes the mic solo on this one and talks about the value of getting involved in your school. He also talks about what teachers and school administrators have to deal with on a regular basis. Enjoy...
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This is an interview with our oldest Bio Child Noah. We are very proud of him. This gives a little bit of a different perspective if you were wondering how your bio children would do with this change.
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Alyssa and Adam explore what it's like to raise get kids ready to go back to school, the difficulties that can come with kids who don't do well with changes in routines, and the cost of a large family and school.
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This is an interview Adam had with Tori a while ago with Tori and her adventures in foster care and what she is doing now. Tori is currently doing an internship with Family Christian Center and is planning on returning to School in the Fall to work on her degree.
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Today Adam and Alyssa talk about how the media portrays slavery in America and what the true picture of trafficking is. Being free as a Survivor is something that Children's Lantern strives for with helping them recover from the things they have lived through.
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Adam and Alyssa explore what it's like to feel freedom in a home of foster care and adoption. They explain the needs of families to feel that freedom and how you can choose to be a part of that freedom for families working in foster care and adoption.
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We attack three questions that are asked to us by the audience. These are questions we get on a regular basis so we are excited to answer. We have an open door policy which means anyone can ask us anything and we will answer it about the organization.
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This is an older interview with two of our sons Reggie who is 9 and Dominic who is 13 on our family. Dominic is one of our Biological children and Reggie is one of our adopted. This is a fun time we had learning their perspective of how we live our lives.
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Talking about the "fatherless generation". We are talking about the importance of the Father in the home. Come join us to honor fathers.
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What we want to see with getting people involved so that the world will change. We want to get as many people moving in the same direction at the same time so that it makes an impact in this world.
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Welcome All to the world of Children's Lantern and how it all began. Adam and Alyssa take a look into the past and what all went into the creation of CL and where the vision came from to where the vision is going. Hold on for the ride. We are excited about the past but even more so about the future.
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This is a Podcast that keeps you as the listener up to date on what is happening in our world. Children's Lantern helps in funding adoptions, foster care, freeing trafficked victims, and missions both internationally and domestic. We desire you to know what is happening in some very dark areas so that you can help bring light to those areas. We want to truly help helpless children.
