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When Kristen Richburg adopted a little girl from Thailand, it seemed to be a dream come true. Soon after, however, the dream turned into a nightmare. Kristen was forced to relinquish her adopted daughter and was thrust into a pit of guilt and grief. Here she candidly shares her story of healing in the face of overwhelming loss.
Niki and Kelly Tshibaka, co-pastors of Mount Vernon Foursquare Fellowship in the Washington, D.C. area, are bringing the love of Christ to the nation’s capital and beyond. Both graduates of Harvard Law School, they minister in a city known for its powerful and elite—many of whom are desperately hurting and in need of Jesus.
Michael and Shari Lienau adopted five interracial siblings, adding to the four biological children of their own. But this family's love doesn't end at home. As they have embraced one another, they have embraced the world—and have become healers in the ministry of racial reconciliation.
Meet a couple from South Everett Foursquare Church in Washington who discovered God's provision as they stepped out in faith to adopt children in need of a caring home.
He fled from Vietnam as a child, alone and scared, fighting for his life as a refugee. She was sold into slavery as a 7-year-old girl, her life becoming a living nightmare. Both barely survived. But now, together, Trong and Rani Hong are shining a light into one of the darkest issues of our time.