We volunteered at the United Tour concert and had a great night listening to Steven Curtis Chapman and M.W Smith. We worked with Emily Chapman and she was so incredibly kind to Caeleigh.Caeleigh also got to dance with her daddy when he sang Cinderella. And the end of the night we were pleasantly surprised to meet SCC. They were a very real family, who obviously has suffered greatly this last year. We are so thankful for the help they gave us in bringing Caeleigh home, and for the heart they have for the 143 million orphans in the world. May God bless thir ministry and their family as they continue to grieve the loss of their precious daughter.
So now Caeleigh loves the song Cinderella and calls it,"her song".When I was carpooling this morning I heard her telling her 4 yr old friend all about "her song". Then she sang it for us all the way to preschool.
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That is SO cool!!!! We were going to volunteer to help when they were in Long Beach, CA, but we weren't able to go. They had also helped us with our adoption of Maddie. They are truly an amazing family. We were deeply saddened by their loss last year. What an amazing testimony they have. Thanks for sharing your pictures! :)
How exciting to see your pictures!
We had great seats, and the concert was awesome!
What beautiful pictures of your daughter with some very special people!!
During the concert you could tell, how much of a family man Steven was. What a blessing the whole night was, and to see how they touched your family in so many ways, makes it more special!
Thanks for sharing!
Read you comment on MBC's blog and clicked on your link. What a blessing to see the reality of what God is doing through 'Show Hope' Your daughter is beautiful. My daughter who is 5 also thinks 'Cinderella' is her song too. Followed the Chapman family this year with many prayers. I hope their family looks at your blog--I'm guessing they will! Love in Christ, Nancy in CA
Wow!! That is awesome!!
Precious girl ... that last photo is just adorable!!
What AWESOME pictures, Karen! And what a wonderful memory. They truly are an amazing family.
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