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Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund1 year ago
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Last Call4 years ago
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Adventures In Substitute Teaching5 years ago
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Perspective7 years ago
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Tag! We're It!8 years ago
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Koceich Crew Update8 years ago
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Vacation Without Ruby8 years ago
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A little analogy9 years ago
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Slideshow9 years ago
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Jasa Penulis Artikel SEO Murah9 years ago
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Modern Technology Plus Person Dyslexia9 years ago
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Is This Blog On?10 years ago
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I am without grandparents10 years ago
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A Perfect Life10 years ago
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Disappointed10 years ago
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In which I compare my belly to male genitalia10 years ago
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Hi...10 years ago
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DON'T EVER QUIT !!!10 years ago
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Brokenness10 years ago
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Move out of the way10 years ago
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It's Time10 years ago
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Brooks Baptism11 years ago
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The Start of School11 years ago
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my big girls11 years ago
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First Day of School!11 years ago
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5 Best Beach Reads11 years ago
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Hope for the Limping Soul11 years ago
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Good Bye Old, Hello New!!11 years ago
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Flipping for Lent11 years ago
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Lulu's Par-tea!11 years ago
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Exciting News!11 years ago
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OUR BLOG HAS MOVED!12 years ago
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Update and Pics12 years ago
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I’m a terrible blogger.12 years ago
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Water is Everything12 years ago
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Sam’s Story Part II12 years ago
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Can We End the Orphan Crisis?12 years ago
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Scenic Route12 years ago
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Home Two Years12 years ago
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We've Moved!13 years ago
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Members Only13 years ago
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There is no one but us.13 years ago
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Ben's 8th B-Day!13 years ago
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2 Weeks Home!13 years ago
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Summer Fun13 years ago
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The BIG Giveaway--5 Days remaining!13 years ago
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Moved13 years ago
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Pregnant With a Third Grader13 years ago
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Happy Summer!15 years ago
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Final slideshows
Last 2 slideshows from Ethiopia
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About us
This is the team. Moody and Emily are the captains, Hill, Wick, Avery, Isabelle, Eyasu and Abe are the starting line up!! Not too many years ago we were cruising along without much thought given to the orphan, the poor or Africa. We began to pray that the Lord would begin to open and break our hearts for the very things that break His and man did He answer that one.
We began to prayerfully consider pursuing an Ethiopian adoption. We started the process in May 2007 to adopt a sibling group between the ages of 1-5. We waited longer than we planned (as is often the case in International Adoption) and then saw 2 amazing kiddos on another agency waitlist. We prayed and talked as a family and felt led to bring them into our family! We were devastated several months later to lose that referral. Shortly after we received another referral, this time for one beautiful baby boy. He was wearing a Texas Tech onesie. You can read about the significance of that here and here.
That trip changed our family, for the better. No longer could we pretend to not know of the poor, the broken, the hurting, the orphan, the widow, the very least of these. No longer could we sit idly by and go about business as usual. We felt a connection to Ethiopia and the beautiful people that live there and knew we would return as often as possible.
We have been blessed with many open doors to serve the people of Ethiopia through caring for their dental needs. Ethiopia has 76 dentists for 80 million people. Not 1 for every MILLION people. Our hometown of Arlington, has almost 200 dentists alone. We started EthiopiaSmile and take dental mission trips to Ethiopia. We use dental care as a means to share the good news of Jesus with others. We feel so blessed to have this opportunity to love the people that have given us so much!
Moody is an orthodontist and I am a stay at home, homeschooling, therapy helping mama to the 6 kiddos He has entrusted us to raise.
Hill is the eldest, he is 15. He plays football and baseball. He is quiet, confident and a natural leader.
Wick is 13, also plays baseball, football and basketball. Is quiet and sensitive.....and really funny.
Avery is 12 and is second mama to the little boys. She loves dance, cooking and Africa. Wouldn't surprise me one bit to find her living there one day.
Issy is 10 and our beautiful tomboy. She is a gifted athlete and held the title of baby for 6 whole years! She is a fun loving girl.
Eyasu is 4 and loves his siblings, swimming, baseball and music. He is constantly cracking us up!
Baby girl Alexander will prayerfully come home from Ethiopia by Christmas of this year. We can not wait to have her home!
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- "Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from becoming polluted by the world." James 1:27