Sedona in May

Brent's Aunt is in town so we took her to our favorite place, Sedona. It never disappoints.

Summit 9

I got to go to Christian Alliance for Orphans Summit 9 in Nashville last week. This was my 3rd year to go to the Summit. I love being with so many people with the same heart and see and hear the different ways people have and are making a difference for children without families.

Live Broadcast of Family Life Today

Very Crowded. It was the largest Summit so far.

Lifeline Adoption Agency's booth. This is the agency we used to bring home Jack.

Steven Curtis Chapman

Bishop WC Martin of Possum Trot, Texas. His little church of less than 100 adopted 76 kids!

Amy Eldridge, the CEO of Love Without Boundaries, the organization I volunteer with.

The Red Bus Project. A traveling thrift shop, proceeds go towards adoption grants.

Show Hope's booth. We've gotten 2 grants from Show Hope to help us adopt.

Nicole C. Mullen and her family.

Jimmy Wayne

David Platt

 I actually got to do a conversation room breakout where I got to share what we are doing in our church with our work in the group homes.

On the last day before we caught our plane back to Phoenix, some friends and I walked around downtown Nashville. It was cold and rainy. Two things we are not used to in Phoenix. We made the best of it. I did change my clothes in the airport though, I was soaked.

Neat old building. Marathon Motors. They made cars from 1907 to 1910.

Ever watch American Pickers? Here's their van!