Dwelling at the Well

When his mother’s illness led to foster care, Father Craig found himself navigating loss, change, and ultimately, grace. Supported by his family, church, and friends, his journey led him toward ministry and reconciliation—a reminder that even in hardship, God is always working towards healing and redemption. 

Whitney’s story is one of resilience amidst the instability of foster care and her experience of adoption. In this episode, she shares how she’s learning to heal, what “choosing” family looks like, and how she’s holding onto hope for creating the safe home she once longed for. 

When Ruth was just a baby, she and her siblings entered foster care. Later adopted by her foster family, she carried invisible questions with her for decades—Where do I belong? Am I enough? This conversation is about the courage to face the past, the slow work of healing, and the strength it takes to keep going.

David, a former foster youth who was adopted at a young age, speaks about his journey of discovering his true worth and belonging. It's not about having the perfect family, but about being seen, accepted, and chosen in love. His story is a powerful reminder that healing happens through relationship, and that we all have the ability to create spaces where others feel valued and loved.

Tina didn’t set out to become a foster parent, but when the call came, she stepped up. Twice. In this episode, she shares how she and her husband became guardians to Audrey, then later welcomed Sophie into their home, navigating each journey with honesty, struggle, and hope. Her story is a testament to what can unfold when we step into the unknown with love.