Join our next Discernment Date Night, May 15!

Thank you for your interest in our upcoming Discernment Date Night! Please complete the form and a meeting link will be emailed to you upon submission.

Join our panel of experienced foster parents and other discerning couples as our fostering “experts” cover licensing, home readiness, what to expect, and more! Bring your questions. We look forward to seeing you there!

Our Panel

Allison & Steve have been married for 10 years and live outside of Baltimore, Maryland. They have three children: two biological sons (4 and 7) and one daughter (2) whom they adopted last year through foster care.

Their home is open for children who have an emergent or short-term need. In their three years as foster parents, Steve and Allison have welcomed seven children between the ages of 0 and 4 into their home, for various lengths of time.

Erin & Nicholas are coming up on their twelve-year anniversary and have been blessed to serve as therapeutic foster parents since 2021. They have welcomed five children with various medical needs into their home: walking one to heaven, two home to their biological family, and two to the courthouse to be adopted into their family.

After eight years stationed in Maryland with the military, Nicholas and Erin are preparing for a cross country move back to their home state of California, with their two precious daughters adopted through foster care in tow. Watching their children grow and thrive is the greatest gift!

Krystle & Tim have been married since 2012 and began their foster and adoption journey in 2014.

Since then, they have adopted six children: a sibling group of four whom they fostered for five years, and two whose biological parents chose Tim and Krystle specifically through an adoption plan.

As a licensed foster family in Colorado, Tim and Krystle are passionate about supporting families and celebrating successful reunifications. They are currently in the process of adopting their 11-year-old foster daughter, for whom reunification was not an option. Above all, they remain committed to praying for God’s will, protection, and care over every child placed in their home, whether for a short season or a lifetime.