Introducing a New Ebook Series—Respond to the Call to Care for Orphans
Find Out How You Can Get a Free Copy of Book 1: Count the Cost!
What does it take to care for a child that doesn’t have a family? If you were to bring such a child into your family, how would that impact your family? What should you know or consider beforehand?
A wise person counts the cost before making a life-altering decision. Book 1 of this series will help you determine whether fostering or adopting is for you and your family by discussing the following:
What are your expectations and motivations.
What do you bring to the relationship.
What should know before you bring a child into your home (compiled from many who have gone down this road)
If you are considering foster care or adopting through foster care, do you..
Do you know what foster care really is?
Do you know what a foster child’s life is like?
How will some people react to your decision to foster?
How your decision will not only impact a child, but also the biological family.
Book 1: Count the Cost contains vital information to process if you or someone you know is considering foster care or adoption.
The book is launching on August 15th and available only on Amazon.com. You can pre-order your copy today for $2.99 by following this link:
Respond to the Call to Care for Orphans: Book 1: Count the Cost
But you can get a free copy now for only a short time! All you need to do is subscribe to my blog.
If I send you a free copy, all I ask you to do is tell others about it. Share it with your friends on your social media. You can even give them a copy of it if you want!
I will follow up with you asking for you to leave a review on Amazon as soon as that is live and will allow reviews.
Then stay tuned to information about upcoming books in the series:
Book 2: What Do I Do Now? – Any parent feels this way when they bring a newborn baby home, but what about a child who is a complete stranger, one that you know little or know of their history? In this book I will help you with common challenges a family faces after they bring a child from a hard place into their home either temporarily or forever.
Book 3: Trauma Informed Care – Over the past decade or so a lot has been learned about how trauma affects a child. Trauma dramatically alters the brain chemistry of child many times causing behavior that is very different from a child who has not faced abuse, neglect, or abandonment. How we respond to a child with a traumatic history will greatly determine how well they heal from it. We will explore ways to connect, nurture, and correct children from a hard place.
Book 4: How to Support – Ok. So you’re not called to bring a child into your home either to foster or to adopt. However, you are called to care for orphans. In book four of the series I will share many ways you can do that, including ways you can support families who do foster or adopt.
Get Your Free Copy and Please share with those you know are considering foster care or adoption.
