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The Dyer Family Story

The Dyer Family

“You are partnering with them as much as you are parenting them. One of the things that TBRI taught us is to make sure you’re being their coach, not their warden.” The Dyer Family This year, through Show Hope’s Hope for the Journey resource, we were honored to share Heather and Graham Dyer’s journey with…

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A Game-Changer

Fuxi Kladder holding a trophy for baskeball

Before Holly and Ben Kladder even brought their son FuXi home from China through adoption, they knew he had a love for sports. “We always knew he was a sports kid,” Ben said. “Even some of the videos we got when he was still in China, he was in a chair, playing basketball with kind…

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The Link Family Story

Show Hope Medical Care grant recipients, the Link family, holding and tickling their son

We have so many ways that these funds can help Aaro in this season, and I only feel empowered to be able to advocate for him fully and to provide the very best for him in this medical and developmental journey. The Link Family We introduced you to Kristen, Steven, and Aaro Link back in…

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The Murrey Family Story

The Murrey Family

“If you can take the financial aspect, just even just a bit, and take it off the table, that is unbelievably significant for an adoptive family and the No. 1 barrier for why people don’t adopt.” The Murrey Family For the adoptions of their two beautiful daughters, Show Hope has had the privilege of supporting…

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Grace Over and Over Again

Show Hope Adoption Aid grant and Medical Care grant recipients Millie and Kevin Foster and their kids.

In October 2019, Millie and Kevin Foster were on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to New Zealand, which Millie had been planning and saving for since she was a child. Intentionally planned as a way to rest and recover during a season of grief and processing, it was then that they got the call that they had…

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The Impacts of Show Hope’s Medical Care Grants

Show Hope Medical Care grant recipient family holding their son up in the air

Show Hope’s Desire to Journey Further With a desire to address the medical barrier to adoption, more than three years ago, Show Hope took a step back to listen, dream, and hope. What if we could further journey with children and families, once adoption has been finalized, by offering Medical Care grants to help offset…

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All of Us Working Together

Twin girls sitting outside in the grass

When God brought twin girls, Brynn and Tess, home to Elizabeth and Zachary Nottingham, he filled their hearts with a passion for spreading the word about adoption—and particularly the message of not letting finances get in the way. “I’ve seen so much fruit in it,” Zachary said. “As a believer, I don’t think I’ve grown…

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How to Help Children Understand Their Sibling’s Medical Needs

Two sisters hugging and smiling

For parents or caregivers, understanding the medical needs of our children can be challenging and even daunting. So if this holds true, think how your other children are processing the medical needs of their sibling. Whether a brother or sister has an injury, needs surgery, or has an illness, your child may be experiencing thoughts…

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Understanding Health Insurance for Children Welcomed Home Through Adoption

Dad who received a Show Hope Adoption Aid grant holding his son smiling at camera

Understanding how to navigate health insurance on behalf of your child can be challenging. Show Hope’s mission is to care for orphans by engaging the Church and reducing barriers to adoption. Those barriers include the financial barrier (addressed through Show Hope’s Adoption Aid grants), the medical barrier (addressed through Show Hope’s Medical Care grants), and…

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In the Nick of Time

Ashley and Justin Turney

Three-year-old Thaddeus Turney, affectionately known as Thad, loves to laugh and get others to laugh with him. One of his favorite jokes is to say, “Knock, knock,” and proceed to giggle with no punchline. And if you ask his parents, Ashley and Justin Turney, they describe him as the biggest, happiest-go-lucky trickster. “For everything that…

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