Don't miss out on a special opportunity coming your way at the end of today's show.

You're listening to the Forgotten podcast, bringing voice to the foster care community.

Because I've been a part of other things that were that networking just doesn't really happen

or it doesn't really take off.

But I feel with TFI advocates, there's just, there's something special about them because,

you know, we have added an added heart, I think, of what we're doing and want to see each other

succeed and champion each other and pray for one another when it's not going so well.

While we're journeying together through this foster care community action,

it was just really encouraging that on a personal note that these advocates are not only journeying with us,

but they're also praying for us and celebrating with us when God does new things.

Thank you. but they're also praying for us and celebrating with us when God does do things. Hey, it's Jamie Cabe.

Welcome back to The Forgotten Podcast.

You can find out more about today's episode by visiting the forgotteninitiative.org

slash S2E7.

That's for Season 2, Episode 7.

Well, today we are trying something new.

I invited a few of our TFI advocates to come on the show and share their experiences with you.

My guests today are Mark and Allison Redd and Angie Grant.

Mark and Allison joined TFI in September of 2014

and their advocates in Mobile County, Alabama. They have three daughters. Two of them were

recently adopted out of foster care. Mark is a pastor at People of Mars Hill in Mobile and

Allison is an assistant professor at a local university there.

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