Children should feel unconditionally valued and accepted regardless of birth circumstance, race, or ability-and Trisha Campbell and her family rose to this challenge. Life in a big, transracial family can be difficult, especially when many in society don't think White families should adopt kids of color. But when God is in the lead, every day is an adventure-never lonely, never boring. Full of insights for parents on their own adoption adventure, this heartfelt memoir will guide you through the rewarding path of adding a child to your home-and your heart. You'll discover How to pursue God's purpose in parenting. Multilayered challenges of foster care and adoption. Guidance for raising a child with special needs. Relatable amusing anecdotes collected while raising eight kids. Creative parenting advice to handle discipline, difficult topics, tantrums, chores, and more. A family is created through love and God's purpose, not color or ability. Get Eight Was Enough now and answer His calling on your own parenting adventure, no matter what comes your way.

At first glance Jeannie Satre's life looks like any other mother: married, children, home in the suburbs, a mini-van and occasional trips to the family cabin near Yosemite. But she and her family are anything but typical!Jeannie and her husband Neal have dedicated their lives to raising special children from around the world. Twin boys born to them were followed by girls from Korea, children from Mother Teresa's orphanage in India and then a girl from their home town!Various traumas ranging from a snake in the laundry room, to the children's hospitalizations, and then to facing her own adoption issues and serious breast cancer risk have kept Jeannie's life challenging and eventful. Through it all she and her whole family have learned life lessons of love, perseverance and joy.Jeannie declares, "What started out as a humanistic act became God's plan for our lives! And we found out that limits couldn't be set by our license plate 8S INUF!"

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