Leslie, an adoptee, opens up about how isolating it can be to be in foster care and where she saw opportunities for improvement and support of children in foster care. We here at Calvary believe we’re living out these suggestions each and every day!

Tosha, a foster mom, opens up about the challenges of foster care. She shares that it is well worth it to see the change in the children and how crucial it is to share the journey and the resources with the bio-parents to ensure long term success for the child.

In Numbers 11:17, God told Moses, “I will take some of the power of the Spirit that is on you and put it on them. They will share the burden of the people with you so that you will not have to carry it alone.”

These are the times that we must cling to the fact that our Lord is bigger than we are. We cling to the truth that the Lord loves this child more than we do.

Laura muses on what life lessons she hopes people will remember after she’s gone.

The Calvary Home community is special, but did you know why community is so important?

We’re so excited to announce the Calvary Home Team! Learn more about how our biggest supporters aren’t always the biggest givers.

The foster parents on our campus constantly give their time and talents to the betterment of the children in their care. Will you support them by sharing your treasure so they will have the resources they need to care for these children long after the Christmas lights come down?

Bre reflects on her transition into ministry and her time at Calvary so far

Our Executive Director shares a little bit about how gratitude has been on her heart lately.

Our first Mom Prom was incredibly fun and was more successful than we could have dreamed!

We’re starting to see the fruits of our labor in The Children’s Garden!

We’re overjoyed to say that two of our boys went home to be with the stable, healthy, loving Dad they’ve been missing for the last 3 years.

When our kids face difficult times, we make sure they are setup to succeed no matter where they are. In some cases, that means fighting for them to come back to us.

When volunteers reached out about helping with the Luminary Gala, our staff didn’t know how much of a blessing they would be.

We’re so thankful for all the ways Greg Skipper impacted our campus and our ministry, but it’s time to bid him farewell!

Something as small as sharing their home made a big impact on two of the young girls placed in their care.

2,000 years ago, a baby was given the name Jesus by an angel before he enteredthis world. He came to lay the foundation
of our true identity.

Our Relief Caregiver had a great opportunity to teach some hard life lessons through a simple game of Chutes & Ladders.

Getting the chance to share the Gospel with the children on our campus is one of our greatest joys!