• 55. Untangling Hope and Healing: Johnna Stein on Foster Care Awareness

  • Nov 4 2024
  • Length: 27 mins
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55. Untangling Hope and Healing: Johnna Stein on Foster Care Awareness

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  • In this episode, we are joined by Johnna Stein, Vice President of Training at Promise686. As affiliates of Promise686 here at Hope Bridge, we share a common mission to support vulnerable children and families. Promise686’s vision is rooted in God’s promise "to set the lonely in families," and they are dedicated to mobilizing church communities to care for children in need.


    In addition to her role at Promise686, Johnna is the author of Untangling Hope, a contemporary Middle-Grade novel that offers an honest, grace-filled portrayal of foster care. This coming-of-age story captures the themes of loss, resilience, and healing, bringing awareness to the foster care experience in a relatable way for younger readers.


    Tune in to learn more about the vital work being done by Promise686 and Johnna’s inspiring journey in advocating for children and families.



    Episode Highlights:

    • Johnna’s Background Story
    • Promise 686
    • Johnna’s Book - Untangling Hope


    Find more on Guest:

    • Learn more about Johnna
    • Promise 686
    • Johnna’s Book- Untangling Hope


    Find More on Hope Bridge:

    • Visit Our Website
    • Follow us on Instagram
    • Follow us on Facebook
    • Foster Our Community Instagram


    This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.
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