Currently back home in Tampa/St Pete due to a death in the family. Memory eternal to my Grandma Marilyn. She wasn't Orthodox but may she find paradise.

If you are interested in foster care, there is a group for you, too!
https://www.orthodox.church/fostercare

 

www.orthodox.church

Foster Care Information and Support

If you are interested in adoption specifically, there is also a group created for that you may be interested in as well: https://www.orthodox.church/adoption/

 

www.orthodox.church

Adoption Information and Support

If you are considering adoption, supportive of adoption, or are already an adoptive parent, this group is for you! You can find information for deciding if adoption is for you, support through the process of adoption, and maybe most importantly.....l

Adoption can be an incredible thing. But so is helping families in need re-unite and strengthen by being a foster parent or supporting these families. This even ends in adoption in some cases. I've created a group for Foster Care Information and Support that people interested in adoption may also be interested in! https://www.orthodox.church/fostercare

 

www.orthodox.church

Foster Care Information and Support

Scripture Readings
Monday, April 22, 2024

Isaiah 48:17-49:4
Genesis 27:1-41
Proverbs 19:16-25

Today’s commemorated feasts and saints

St. Theodore the Sykeote, Bishop of Anastasiopolis (613). Translation of the Relics of Rt. Blv. Vsévolod (in Baptism Gabriel), Prince of Pskov (1834). Apostles Nathaniel, Luke and Clement (1st c.). Ven. Vitalis (Vitalii) of Gaza (6th-7th c.).

I do not see a way to share a new group to the public feed.

Welcome! I'm so glad that you are here. I'm the adoptive mother of two, biological mother of three, and soon-to-be stepmother of three. Whew! That's a lot of kids and a lot of juggling and let's be honest....a lot of potential problems.

I have walked dozens of people through the adoption process from start to finish. I'm passionate about finding the right fit for everyone.

The Lord does not call everyone to adoption, but He does call all of us to care for widows and orphans. For some of us, that means bringing home children and making them our own. Even that has about a million different nuances and choices.

So, let's dig in. Let's find out where you fit into God's plan for the orphan!

(Cute picture of my kiddos for your viewing pleasure.)

AXIOS! AXIOS! AXIOS! Congratulations to Deacon Timothy Paproski who was ordained yesterday by Metropolitan Gregory (of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese of North America) at Holy Ghost Orthodox Church. May God Grant Him and His Family Many Years!