New Book Release: Hope That Remains by: Sade Bradford-Bond

Hope That Remains: A 31-Day Devotional for People Who Experienced Foster Care and Childhood Neglect.

Although everyone’s foster care experience is different, there are certain aspects of being in out-of-home placements that are universally shared by many who encounter the Child Welfare System. Hope That Remains uses those shared experiences as a bridge to connect people to hope, healing, and motivation to move forward with their lives while using a faith-based approach. From the first day to the last, each reader will be challenged to examine their past and take practical steps that will encourage them to look forward to a bright future which lies ahead.

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I can remember it like it was yesterday! The day that I got separated from my biological family has been seared into my memory for the last 21 years. It was a somber day. It was filled with dread, sadness, and anxiety as I put my life possessions into black trash bags: toys, clothes, and games…most of which I would never see again anyway. My siblings and I had no idea what fate awaited us as we piled into the back seat of the social workers car… a woman whom we would never see again either! Being separated from my family was devastating. The trauma that was produced from that early experience marked my adolescence with trust issues, problems with authority figures, and a battle with rejection that I continue to engage in to this day. After spending about 7 years in the Michigan foster care system, I can attest to the fact that it is an experience that no one should ever have to endure. My heart breaks when I view the images of children in distress after being separated from t...

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