Despite his communication challenges, Dalton isn’t much different than most boys his age. He enjoys spending time outdoors and getting dirty, along with playing with blocks and puzzles. Smart and loving, he likes to stay active.
Like most boys his age, Gregory, 10, likes to play outdoors - climbing trees and collecting bugs. He also enjoys playing with toy cars and building with Legos.
Naturally funny, 13-year-old Marcus relates well with adults and likes to make people laugh. Fond of tech, he likes to play video games, especially Minecraft. He hopes to have a career in technology when he grows up.
Equipped with a contagious smile, natural leadership skills, and a kind and helpful heart, Zaden, 14, is looking for a place to call home.
Determined and independent, 5-year-old Keziah is already adept at handling whatever life throws at her. Once she sets her mind on something, she proceeds full steam ahead.
A real outdoorsman, 13-year-old Connor loves fishing, hunting, and playing football – but, if the weather fails to cooperate, he’s just as happy to practice his trumpet indoors or to play video and board games. Whatever the activity, he likes to socialize with his peers and would enjoy participating in a church youth group.
These three siblings are delightful and engaging. Older brother, Alejandro, 11, is respectful and active. He enjoys sports and all kinds of physical activities, especially those that he can do outdoors. Smart and compassionate, Marrina, 9, likes to read and jump on the trampoline. She also loves art class and expressing her creativity. Little brother Damian, 8, likes to ride his bike, play Xbox, and spend time outside with his friends. He is friendly and adventurous.
Funny, smart, and engaging, Zackary, 13, loves country music and will sing along to nearly any song with gusto. He also loves to play basketball and spend time outdoors. He’s decided that he either wants to be a police officer or work with animals when he grows up.
Happy and healthy, 11-year-old Ja’Cori sometimes struggles with feeling alone. Placed in care due to abandonment and neglect issues, he can understandably act guarded about trusting others. Yet, he does well with structure, routine, and one-on-one attention from adults.
Periodically, we send updates on children previously featured in Fostering in Faith. We ask for your continued prayers for those who have found their forever family and for those still waiting.