Every child needs a safe, stable and loving family. For children in foster care, that hope is often only a dream. Christians can fulfill part of the dream by befriending a child through mentoring. What can a Christian mentor mean to a foster child? - A faithful friend in a life that needs consistent relationships
- A guide in a world where there are too many decisions and too few boundaries
- An advocate who will believe in a child who may have lost belief in everything
- An example of unconditional love that reflects the love of our heavenly Father
What does it take to be a mentor? - A desire to share your heart, your hopes and your time
- A commitment to meet two-three hours a week for a minimum of one year
- A willingness to share God’s love through your own life
- A mentor is not a replacement parent, just a faithful friend
How can I become a mentor? How can I help? |