How do children uniquely respond to trauma—sometimes in ways that seem opposite, yet all at once? How do we face our own wounds when foster care brings them to the surface? Why is partnering with and dignifying biological parents such a vital part of engaging in foster care? And what is it really like to foster as a single parent?

After fostering 47 children as a single dad, Peter Mutabazi offers wisdom and perspective from his remarkable journey. He also reflects on his personal story—how he was rescued as a street kid in Uganda—and how those experiences shaped his calling today. Peter Mutabazi is an author, speaker, influencer, and devoted foster dad.

Peter Mutabazi Socials

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What does it really mean to have “good theology,” and how should it shape the way we engage in foster care? Why are more churches stepping into this space, and how can they discern both their own readiness and the readiness of their people?

Cohosts Austin Ludwig and Callie Priest sit down with Jamie Finn—author, speaker, foster parent, and founder of Foster the Family—to explore these questions and more. Together, they unpack how theology not only informs foster care ministry but sustains it, offering wisdom and clarity for churches and individuals alike.

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Jamie Finn Socials

Jamie Finn Books

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