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To get involved, please fill out the contact form below, send an email to info@fosteringfamilyministries.org, or connect by phone at (419) 496-2507.
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Our Story
Fostering Family Ministries was founded in 2016 in response to the desperate need for foster homes in Ashland County, Ohio. The goal was a partnership of churches working to fill the need for foster families and support. As the need was met the work spread to surrounding counties. The Church continues to say yes and demonstrates true faith by taking care of the fatherless. Everyone can help vulnerable children become known as beloved sons and daughters through the ministry of the local church.
Church Partners
County: Ashland
Abundant Life Church
Ashland Brethren In Christ
Ashland Dickey Church
Bethel Chapel
Calvary Baptist Church
Cross Connect Church
First Christian Church
Five Stones
Garber Brethren Church
Grace Church
Heritage Baptist Church
Hopewell
Maple Grove Church of the Brethren
Park Street Brethren Church
Ruggles Church
Southview Grace Brethren Church
St. Edwards Church
Substance Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
County: Richland
Berean Baptist Church
Crossroads Church-Mansfield
Crossroads Church-Shelby
Westwood Alliance Church
County: Knox
Journey Church
LifePoint Church
New Life Church of the Nazarene
Northbend Church of the Brethren
County: Medina
Grace Church, Medina East Campus
Heartland Community Church
Counties: Delaware and Franklin
Genoa Baptist Church
Grove City Nazarene
County: Wayne
Connection Church
Mohican Church
NorthWinds Church
Wooster Apostolic Church
Wooster Grace
Wooster Nazarene
Who is Fostering Family Ministry?
We are a coalition of churches working to provide a safe loving home for each child in foster care and a care team of supportive friends for families in foster care
Is FFM a licensing agency?
FFM is not a licensing agency. We create awareness and support churches in recruiting and supporting families in foster care. FFM provides support and guidance to families considering their options to certify as foster parents.
Is FFM a religious organization?
Yes, FFM is a non-denominational Christian ministry.
How is FFM supported?
FFM does not receive government funding. We receive private donations from individuals, businesses and churches who believe in our mission.
I am a foster parent, but I do not attend an FFM partner church. Can I get a care team?
If you are part of a church, we invite you to share our ministry with your church leadership. Share these resources:
- Impact 2021
- FFM Overview Video (link to video on Vimeo)
- Fill out this form to connect to FFM staff to explore a partnership.
We will also put out your request to our current partner churches to discover an available care team. Please make your request through this form.
How can I get my church involved?
We invite you to share our ministry with your church leadership. Share these resources:
- Impact 2021
- FFM Overview Video
- Fill out this form to connect to FFM staff to explore a partnership.
