Our guest today is Russ Youngblood. He and his wife Violet have been married for many years. Russ served in the military during Vietnam as a combat Marine and then all over the US, Europe and Israel with the Army Criminal Investigation Division. He now is enjoying his grandchildren and a well-deserved retirement. Russ is one of a few who grew up at TBHC when it was an orphanage. He joins us to share his experience about the life he has lived that was made possible by a place many called home. His story sounds like the American dream. He joins the Podcast today hoping you would be inspired to care for children from hard places.
Our guest today is TBHC’s very own Staci Beck. She grew up in Euless Texas. Staci and her husband Bentley have made Waxahachie home for more than 5 years. They are raising their beautiful daughters Cofi and Rosine as well as their 3 dogs who are very important members of the family. Along with Staci’s work at TBHC as our Foster Care Director she has her LPC and has experience in counseling all ages of children. Staci’s story is redemptive and truly shines God’s glory through. She joins us today hoping that what she shares will open more hearts to adoption and foster care. ...
Our guest today is Trooper Colunga. Trooper Colunga grew up in Marlin and Waco Texas. He has lived in Ennis since 1980. He had a great career in Law Enforcement and after 40 years is enjoying a well-deserved retirement. Trooper Colunga has been married to his wife Diana for 10 years and they have 4 children. He is here to share his story of adoption and the value of an education. Through his years of serving in Law Enforcement he has partnered with TBHC to help give our kids a push towards a successful future. His story is one of blessing. He joins our Podcast today hoping to inspire others and help Bring Kids Home. Podcast brought to you by ImagiNation Learning Center. Find out more at imaginationcenter.com ...
Our guests today are Aaron and Charity Clayton. The Clayton’s both spent time growing up in Texas - Charity in Desoto and Aaron in Terrell. Their family has lived in the Waxahachie area since 2011, where they have planted and are growing a church called Remedy Church. Aaron has also served as a Trustee for TBHC and they are both stepping back into the world of adoption and are working with us through that process. They have three children. Sam is 13 and was adopted from Kazakhstan. They are also blessed with biological children. Juliet is 9, and Valor is 7. One of the things they enjoy doing is traveling as a family seeing what God is doing in other places on mission and other church plants. The Clayton’s story exemplifies “God’s grace through hard things”. They join the podcast today because they “want to encourage and equip adoptive and foster families. They also want to see more families adopt and foster.” Episode sponsored by Danceworks of Waxahachie. They are transforming lives by using the gift of dance to bring light to the world. Find out more about Danceworks at danceworkswax.net ...
