Sharing religion with foster children.

A genuine relationship with God is the main aspiration of human existence, the vector of earthly life, and the justification of creation, of course, could not remain outside the horizons of a teenager when looking for the most important thing. One could even say that this is exactly the age at which a person especially craves personal meaning in these relationships. I think you are right when you seek to share your religiosity with your adopted child. In our First Church Love church, families do not boldly adopt children and teenagers, and when parents treat the adopted child with patience and understanding for the first time, the teenager strives to know God.