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Book cover of Hope Meadows Real-life Stories of Healing and Caring from an Inspiring Community

Hope Meadows Real-life Stories of Healing and Caring from an Inspiring Community

2001210 pagesBerkley Books

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Discover the inspiring true story of Hope Meadows, a unique community built on an abandoned Air Force Base in Illinois. Sociologist Brenda Eheart envisioned this village as a solution to the revolving-door foster care system, offering a stable home and a sense of normalcy to deeply troubled children. Here, 'unadoptable' children find a foundation, while foster grandparents discover renewed purpose by providing unconditional love and commitment. This book explores how a sense of community can foster healing and allow both children and adults a chance to flourish.

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About the author

Wes Smith shares true accounts from Hope Meadows, a community dedicated to healing and care. His writing explores the power of connection and support in everyday life.

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Brenda EheartProtagonist

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Book cover of Hope Meadows Real-life Stories of Healing and Caring from an Inspiring Community
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