The Heart of Fostering
by Heather Bock On January 7, a one-week old sleeping baby girl, head tilted to the side as she lay dwarfed in her infant car seat, was gently set down
by Heather Bock On January 7, a one-week old sleeping baby girl, head tilted to the side as she lay dwarfed in her infant car seat, was gently set down
by Heather Bock I’m an external processor–you know, one of those people who pretty much has to talk out loud in order to think (preferably to someone else). I don’t
by Heather Bock Greg and I began the process of fostering to adopt about three weeks ago. We started the online classes, began attending the classes in-house with our agency,
The times I’ve been able to read Emily Cassetty’s blog, Grace on the Hill, I’ve loved her writing style, vulnerability, and love for Jesus. I know you’ll love hearing from
by Heather Bock Jesus was friends with a family in Bethany, two sisters and a brother: Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. At one time, Mary had sat at Jesus’ feet to
by Heather Bock “Aaahh! I don’t want to hear all this!” I wrote these words in my notes for a talk at the Declare Conference entitled “When God Changes Your
by Heather Bock Don’t miss a giveaway I have at the end of this post for a new Matt Redman cd!! My youngest son, JP, has been a rather fearless
by Heather Bock Don’t miss entering the drawing for my book giveaway for {Why} Motherhood Matters by September McCarthy. See below! Two large earthquakes within two weeks recently shook Mexico–8.1
by Heather Bock When I was in college in Seattle, I went on a blind double date with a friend of mine. The boys were the adventurous type and decided