Written by Brenna McCormick A few months ago, my husband and I snuggled in with our two children to watch Mufasa on Disney+. Just like every other Friday night, we were set to eat pizza, watch a movie together, and unwind after a busy week. Before the movie even started, a commercial for St. Jude came on.We sat in silence.

I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. This false idea that ministry should or will always feel like ministry. We like it when ministry feels good and looks good. We like it when we can actually see our ministry doing something good for this world. However, when we can’t see that happening, we question it. Are we still doing what

I could talk to you all day and tell you stories, statistics, and reason after reason about why you should be involved in foster care. But I don’t want to try to convince you – I want to pray for you. My arguments are empty, but prayer has a lasting effect that changes hearts. I am not a foster parent