Faith, Foster Care, and a Growing Mission
What can happen when ordinary people say “yes” to God’s call—even before they know where it will lead? In this episode, Pastor Cyril sits down with Laura Storm and Rachel Queen to share the remarkable story of Foster Together, a ministry that began with one Faith Oakville life group, a cleared-out basement, and a desire to serve children and families affected by foster care.
Laura and Rachel describe how God brought together willing hearts, practical gifts, generous volunteers, and community partnerships to create an organization now serving about 125 children each month across 21 counties. You’ll hear how Foster Together provides tangible support—from clothing, beds, car seats, and baby supplies to education, encouragement, and community—while reminding foster families, kinship caregivers, and children that they are seen and loved.
This conversation is an encouraging picture of Lutheran Christian vocation in action: God working through everyday people, unique gifts, and faithful community to care for neighbors in need. Whether you are part of a life group, wondering how God might use your abilities, or simply looking for ways to love your community, this episode will invite you to take the next faithful step.
In this episode:
How a Faith Oakville life group helped launch Foster Together
Why serving can become a meaningful part of family life and discipleship
The power of offering your God-given skills, even when it feels intimidating
Real stories of practical care for foster children, foster families, and kinship caregivers
How Foster Together is expanding support through a larger boutique, education center, prevention efforts, and reunification services
Ways individuals, life groups, and local businesses can help bring hope to children and families impacted by foster care
Foster Together’s story began with a small “yes.” Listen in and be encouraged that God can use your next step—your time, gifts, compassion, and willingness—to make an eternal difference in your community.
