It's a Child's Life: First Meeting!!!

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

First Meeting!!!

We are very excited to announce that we will be having our first meeting for It's A Child's Life and hope to see YOU there! Please bring whomever you would like and help us spread the word. We promise there is a place for everyone whether you are already interested in adoption, foster care, orphan support OR just want to come and see who we are and what we are about.

JANUARY 8th, 2011

5:00pm

H2O Church in Ada, OK

(Main St & Broadway)

RSVP to joelymelissa@yahoo.com and let me know if you will need childcare and what ages your children are.

Thanks so mcuh for your support, we really are encouraged to help provide a voice for those who don't have one and do everything we can to defend the orphans!

Learn to do good. Seek justice. Help the oppressed. Defend the cause of orphans. Fight for the rights of widows.

Isaiah 1:17

Pure and genuine religion in the sight of God the Father means caring for orphans and widows in their distress and refusing to let the world corrupt you.

James 1:27

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The O'Neals

(International adoption) Jason and I have 2 children. Our youngest is our biological son and our oldest came to us from Ethiopia via adoption. Adoption has been in both of our hearts for a long time and we are blessed to have been able to be on the journey we were on for over 2 years to bring our oldest home from Africa and don't plan on stopping there. We have had our eyes opened to the reality that exists & know that we cannot shelter ourselves from the fact that millions of children are waiting for the forever family and in the mean-time some may not survive. We know how blessed we are & know we can make sacrifices in our lives for another human being. Adoption is tough, emotionally, financially and physically, from the beginning to the end but we wouldn't have it any other way. Overcoming the challenges we have been given has made us stronger and brought us closer to God and we are forever grateful for the opportunity. ~Joely O'Neal

The Emrichs

Since our first son's birth I have definitely become more sensitive to neglected or abused children. It breaks my heart to think of the situations that some children have to grow up in. They have no choice in the matter and have no control over their future. I know what a relatively easy life my children have with no worries or concerns about their safety or provision from us. I hope that I can make a difference in someone else's life who wasn't dealt such a good hand in life. I would like to show them love and encouragement and give them hope. I know I can't help the entire world, but I can try to help one person/family at a time and see where God leads me.
~Ginger Emrich

The Densons

Personally, I feel convicted to reach out to these kids to let them know that God loves them. To spend real time with them in mentoring, caring for their needs and working to find forever families for them. Encouraging christian families who want to adopt but need information, finances or support. To exhort the local church to step up and practice "pure and undefiled religion." Cari and I have 2 kids, but don't see the point in having more of our own when there are so many that need a forever family. If you want to see an end to abortion, adopt so many they are all wanted. Adopt them all before they are adopted by abusive parents. Adopt them into christian homes and teach them all about Christ before the non-christian can. God has a plan for these kids. That plan is the church. There is no plan B.
~Kent Denson

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

First Meeting!!!

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