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Message North Carolina FocusedMAY 2025

This prayer guide was created out of a heartfelt desire to ignite the Church totake time in May—Foster Care Awareness Month—to intentionally pray for thechildren, families, and workers within the foster care and adoption system.Throughout this month, there are 31 carefully curated prayer topics, eachcorresponding to a specific day in May. These prayer points focus on differentaspects of the foster care and adoption journey, from the children in need ofhomes to the families and professionals who support them.In many communities, the foster care system is stretched to its limits, facingurgent and unfulfilled needs:The number of children in foster care far exceeds the number of availablefoster families.More children are waiting for adoption than there are families ready toadopt.Families in crisis are more numerous than the support services available tohelp them stay together.As you walk through each day of this prayer guide, we encourage you to reflecton these needs and bring them before God. Each prayer topic offers a uniquefocus, giving you a chance to intercede for specific groups of people involved infoster care and adoption.Through these prayers, we believe the Church can make a profound impact—asking God to intervene, strengthen, and provide for children, families, andcaregivers. Join us this May as we lift up the foster care and adoption community in prayer,trusting that God will work powerfully in the lives of those who need it most.

Week 4: Praying for Birth Families & Reunification Week 1: Praying there is MORE THAN ENOUGHWeek 2: Praying for Kids in Foster CareWeek 3: Praying for Foster & Adoptive FamiliesWeek 5: Praying for Those Involved in Foster / Adoptive System

Hearts to be Stirred – Ask God to call more families to open theirhomes to children in need, giving them the courage and conviction tosay "yes."Week 1: Praying there is MORE THAN ENOUGHPray there is MORE THAN ENOUGH“Learn to do good; seekjustice, correct oppression;bring justice to the fatherless,plead the widow’s cause.” - Isaiah 1:17 Pray forPray forPray forPrepared & Equipped Families – Lift up those considering foster careor adoption, asking God to provide them with the training, resources,and support they need to thrive.Endurance & Faithfulness – Ask God to strengthen foster andadoptive families, helping them remain steadfast in love, patience, andcommitment to the children in their care.As of 3/2025, there areabout 75 licensed fosterhomes in Wake County. Butabout 450 kids in care.

Week 1: Praying there is MORE THAN ENOUGHPray there is MORE THAN ENOUGH “And my God will supplyevery need of yoursaccording to his riches inglory in Christ Jesus.”-Philippians 4:19Pray forPray forPray forProvision & Sustainability – Ask God to abundantly providerelational, financial, emotional, and practical resources for birth,foster, and adoptive families, ensuring they have what they need tothrive.Strong Community Support – Lift up churches, organizations, andindividuals to step in and surround families with mentorship,encouragement, and tangible help.Systems that Strengthen Families – Ask God to guide policymakers,social workers, and leaders in creating programs and policies thatpromote family stability, healing, and long-term success.In 2023, North Carolina’s povertyrate holds 1.3 million residents livingbelow the poverty line. Notably,nearly 400,000 of these individualswere children, resulting in a childpoverty rate of 17.4%, the 14thhighest in the nation.

Week 1: Praying there is MORE THAN ENOUGHPray there is MORE THAN ENOUGHPray forPray forPray forOpen Hearts & Willingness – Ask God to stir the hearts of churches tosee the need and boldly step into caring for vulnerable children andfamilies.Equipping & Mobilization – Lift up churches as they respond, askingGod to provide the resources, leadership, and volunteers needed tomake a lasting impact.a Culture of Action & Advocacy – Ask God to create a movementwhere churches work together to ensure that every child has a lovinghome and every family has the support they need.“The Church is at its bestwhen it gives itself away.”– Erwin McManusIf there was 1 family in every 3rdchurch that adopted a childawaiting adoption in the US, it woulderadicate the foster care adoptionlist in America.

Week 2: Praying for Children in Foster Care

Week 2: Praying for Children in Foster CarePray forPray forPray forPray forJoy & Moments of Childhood – Lift up these children, asking God toprovide moments of laughter, play, and peace, allowing them toexperience the joys of being a child.Hope & a Bright Future – Ask God to fill their hearts with hope,surrounding them with people who will nurture their dreams andhelp them step into a future full of possibility.a Sense of Worth & Identity – Ask God to remind each child that theyare deeply loved, valued, and created with purpose, no matter theircircumstances.“A father to the fatherless, adefender of widows, is God inhis holy dwelling. God sets thelonely in families.”-Psalm 68:5-6 North Carolina's foster care systemis serving about 11,300 children. Ourstate has experienced declines infoster homes every year, resulting inchildren sleeping in county officesawaiting placement. Almost 1/4th ofchildren in foster care willexperience 3 or more placementswithin 12 months.

Pray forPray forPray forProtection & Hope – Ask God to guard the hearts of children waitingfor adoption, surrounding them with love, comfort, and the assurancethat they are seen and valued. Pray that they do not lose hope infinding a forever family.Pray forWeek 2: Praying for Children in Foster Carethe Right Families – Lift up families who are called to adopt, that theywould have wisdom, patience, and open hearts to welcome thesechildren with unconditional love. Pray that each child is placed in ahome where they will be nurtured and thrive.Healing & Restoration – Ask for God’s healing over the trauma andloss these children have experienced. Pray that they find peace,stability, and a sense of belonging in their future homes, and that theirstories become testimonies of redemption and love.“Adoption is not aboutfinding children forfamilies, it’s about findingfamilies for children.” – Joyce Maguire PavaoIn 2023, there wereapproximately 2,600 childrenin North Carolina awaitingpermanent adoptiveplacements.

Pray forPray forPray forPray forWeek 2: Praying for Children in Foster CareHealing from Trauma – Ask God to bring comfort and restoration tochildren who have experienced loss, neglect, or abuse. Pray that Heheals their hearts, minds, and emotions, replacing fear and pain withHis peace and love.Loving and Safe Relationships – Lift up foster parents, mentors, andcaregivers, that they may provide the stability, patience, andunconditional love needed for these children to feel safe and valued.Pray that each child experiences deep, healthy connections.Strength and Hope – Ask God to fill each child with a sense of worth,resilience, and hope for their future. Pray that they come to knowthey are deeply loved and that their past does not define them, butthat they have a purpose and a future filled with promise “Children need thefreedom and time to play.Play is not a luxury. Play isa necessity.” – Kay Redfield JamisonA NC study showed about 85% ofchildren in foster care experiencedtrauma with 52% subjected tosexual abuse. Foster youth havebeen found to experience PTSD atrates nearly 5x times higher thanthe general population.

Pray forWeek 2: Praying for Children in Foster CarePray forPray forPray forSiblings to Stay Together – Ask God to make a way for siblings toremain together in foster placements or adoption, preserving theirbond and providing them with stability, love, and comfort in eachother.Healing When Separated – Lift up siblings who have been placed indifferent homes, that they may find peace, healing, and continuedconnection. Pray for opportunities for reunification or ongoingrelationships that honor their family ties.Their Future and Relationships – Ask God to surround siblings withsupportive caregivers and mentors who will nurture theirrelationship, encourage their growth, and give them hope for a futurewhere they feel loved, secure, and never alone. “Sibling connections shouldbe a foundationalcomponent of child welfare.It shouldn't just be a cherryon top for a lucky few..” – Brittney BarrosApproximately 65% to 85% ofchildren in foster care have asibling in the system, yet manyare not placed together.

Pray forWeek 2: Praying for Children in Foster CarePray forPray forPray forStability & Provision – Ask God to provide for their practical needs—safe housing, financial stability, education, and employmentopportunities—so they can transition successfully into adulthood.Supportive Relationships – Lift up mentors, friends, and caring adultswho can walk alongside them, offering guidance, encouragement, andlove as they navigate life without a traditional family safety net.Healing & Hope – Ask God to bring emotional and spiritual healingfrom past trauma, replacing fear and uncertainty with confidence,resilience, and a sense of purpose for their future.“Every child who leaves fostercare without a family is onetoo many.” – Casey Family ProgramsStudies reveal that 71% ofyoung women who age outof foster care becomepregnant within one year ofleaving care.

Pray forWeek 2: Praying for Children in Foster CarePray forPray forPray forStrength & Provision – Ask God to provide the medical care, therapy,resources, and loving caregivers each child needs to thrive, ensuringthey receive the support and attention they deserve.Acceptance & Inclusion – Lift up schools, churches, and communitiesto embrace children with special needs, fostering environments oflove, patience, and inclusion where they are valued and celebrated.Joy & Purpose – Ask God to fill these children with confidence, peace,and joy, reminding them and those who care for them that they arecreated with unique gifts and a beautiful purpose in His plan.Although the world is full ofsuffering, it is also full ofthe overcoming of it." — Helen KellerOn average children withspecial needs wait nearly 4 years before being placed inadoptive homes - opposed tothe 2 year average for neuro-typical children.

Pray forWeek 2: Praying for Children in Foster CarePray forPray forPray forChildren to Know Their Worth – Ask God to remind every child thatthey are deeply loved, valued, and created with purpose, regardless oftheir past or circumstances.Loving Connections – Lift up foster, adoptive, and biological familiesto provide children with safe, nurturing relationships where they feeltruly seen, accepted, and secure.Strong Foundation in Christ – Ask God to anchor each child’s identityin His unchanging love, giving them confidence, peace, and a lifelongsense of belonging in His family.“The Spirit you received does notmake you slaves, so that you livein fear again; rather, the Spirit youreceived brought about youradoption to sonship. And by himwe cry, ‘Abba, Father.’”--Romans 8:15 My loss was more lack of self-preservation and self-worth. I feel as if this couldhappen to someone no onecares about. - Foster Youth

Week 3: Praying for Foster &Adoptive Families

Week 3: Praying for Foster & Adoptive FamiliesPray forPray forPray forPray forClarity & Confirmation – Ask God to give prospective foster parentswisdom and peace as they discern His calling, preparing their heartsto welcome children in need with love and patience.Strength & Readiness – Lift up those stepping into foster care, thatthey may be equipped emotionally, spiritually, and practically toprovide stability, compassion, and healing for the children entrustedto them.Endurance & Support – Ask God to surround them with a strongcommunity of encouragement, resources, and prayer, so they feelstrengthened and never alone in their journey. “”As we consider our family’sstory, our confidence is not inthe hope of a happily everafter. Our confidence isknowing the author. – Jamie Finn31% of Christians have seriouslyconsidered foster care. Yet, only3% of Christians in the U.S. willactually become a foster parent.

Pray forWeek 3: Praying for Foster & Adoptive FamiliesPray forPray forPray forStrength & Renewal – Ask God to sustain foster parents emotionally,physically, and spiritually, giving them patience, wisdom, andendurance as they pour into the children in their care.Their Marriage – Lift up their relationship, asking God to protect theirunity, deepen their love, and strengthen their communication so theycan support each other through the joys and challenges of fostering.Encouragement & Community – Ask God to surround foster parentswith supportive friends, mentors, and a faith-filled community thatuplifts them, reminding them they are not alone in this calling.“We can’t let the fear of loving a child that might leave deter us;we must let the fear of a child not knowing our love drive us.– Jason Johnson

Pray forWeek 3: Praying for Foster & Adoptive FamiliesPray forPray forPray forTheir Hearts & Emotions – Ask God to give them understanding,patience, and compassion as they adjust to sharing their home,parents, and routines with new siblings.Strong & Loving Bonds – Lift up their relationships, that God wouldfoster deep connections, trust, and a spirit of kindness between themand their new foster or adoptive sibling.Their Sense of Security & Purpose – Ask God to reassure them of theirparents’ love, strengthen their own sense of belonging, and use theirrole in their family’s journey to shape them into people of empathyand faith.“Whoever welcomes this little child in my name welcomes me;and whoever welcomes me welcomes the one who sent me.” - Luke 9:48

Pray forWeek 3: Praying for Foster & Adoptive FamiliesPray forPray forPray forStrength & Endurance – Ask God to sustain them physically,emotionally, and spiritually as they navigate parenting alone, fillingthem with His peace and resilience.Community & Support – Lift up those around them—friends, family,church, and mentors—to provide encouragement, practical help, and astrong network of love and care.Wisdom & Rest – Ask God to grant them wisdom in parentingdecisions and to provide moments of rest and renewal so they cancontinue to pour into the children they are raising. “Fear not, for I am with you; benot dismayed, for I am your God;I will strengthen you, I will helpyou, I will uphold you with myrighteous right hand.” - Isaiah 41:10Single females constituteapproximately 25% of adoptivefamilies, while single malesrepresent about 3%.

Pray forWeek 3: Praying for Foster & Adoptive FamiliesPray forPray forPray for Healing & Trust – Ask God to bring healing to children who strugglewith attachment, softening their hearts and helping them feel safe,secure, and loved in their families.Patience & Wisdom – Lift up parents and caregivers, that they may befilled with patience, understanding, and wisdom as they navigate thecomplexities of attachment and bonding.Breakthrough & Restoration – Ask God to break down walls of fearand past hurt, replacing them with deep connection, joy, and a lastingsense of belonging within the family.“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.” - Psalm 34:18

Pray forWeek 3: Praying for Foster & Adoptive FamiliesPray forPray forPray forUnderstanding & Support – Ask God to give extended familymembers compassion and wisdom to support foster and adoptivefamilies with love, encouragement, and grace.Strong & Healthy Relationships – Lift up the bonds between childrenand their extended families, that they may be filled with patience,acceptance, and a sense of belonginga Spirit of Unity – Ask God to bring harmony within extendedfamilies, helping them embrace the unique journey of fostering andadoption with open hearts and unwavering support.“Look at how good and pleasant it is when God's people livetogether in unity!” - Psalm 133:1

Pray forWeek 3: Praying for Foster & Adoptive FamiliesPray forPray forPray forStrength & Endurance – Ask God to renew and sustain parents whofeel weary, giving them patience, wisdom, and the reassurance thatthey are not alone in their journey.Healing & Connection – Lift up children and parents as they navigatechallenges, asking God to bring emotional healing, deepen their bond,and replace fear with trust and love.Support & Encouragement – Ask God to surround these families witha strong community, resources, and people who will uplift, guide, andwalk alongside them through difficulties. “Come to me, all you who areweary and burdened, and Iwill give you rest.” - Matthew 11:2810%-20% of adoptions aredisrupted in the days leading upto finalization. As much as 5% ofadoptions fail even after theadoption has been finalized,resulting in children enteringback into the foster care system.

Week 4: Praying for Birth Families &Reunification

Pray forWeek 4: Praying for Birth Families & ReunificationPray forPray forPray forHealing & Reunification – Ask God to bring healing and restorationto biological families, providing the strength and support needed forsafe reunification whenever possible.Peace & Comfort – Lift up both parents and children as they navigatethe pain of separation, asking God to fill their hearts with peace, hope,and the assurance that they are deeply loved.Transformation & Redemption – Ask God to work in the lives offamilies, bringing lasting change, breaking cycles of hurt, and writingnew stories of redemption and grace. “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I willgive you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for Iam gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for yoursouls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” - Matthew 11: 28-30

Pray forWeek 4: Praying for Birth Families & ReunificationPray forPray forPray forStrength & Transformation – Ask God to give parents the strength,wisdom, and resources they need to create a safe and loving home fortheir children.Healing & Restoration – Lift up families as they work towardreunification, asking God to bring emotional, relational, and spiritualhealing to both parents and children.Support & Hope – Ask God to place the right people—caseworkers,mentors, and a loving community—around families, offeringencouragement, guidance, and hope for a brighter future."I know people judge me. Theythink I didn’t love my kidsbecause I made mistakes. Butthe truth is, I’ve never stoppedloving them, and I will never stopfighting for them." - Anonymous Birth ParentWake County has close to 100parents who are activelyworking towards reunificationright now.

Pray forWeek 4: Praying for Birth Families & ReunificationPray forPray forPray forPray for Comfort & Healing – Ask God to bring peace and healing totheir hearts as they grieve, reminding them that they are notforgotten and that His love and grace are still for them. Redemption & Renewal – Lift them up to God, asking Him to restorehope, break cycles of hurt, and lead them into a future filled withpurpose, healing, and transformation.Continued Connection & Growth – Ask God to guide them in any rolethey may still have in their children’s lives and to surround them withpeople who will encourage, support, and uplift them on their journey.“For I am sure that neitherdeath nor life… nor anythingelse in all creation, will beable to separate us from thelove of God in Christ Jesus ourLord.” - Romans 8:38-39 "I lost my baby because of mychoices. I own that. But I alsolost the chance to tell themhow much they mean to me,to watch them grow, to holdthem when they’re scared.That pain never goes away." - Birth Mom

Pray forWeek 4: Praying for Birth Families & ReunificationPray forPray forPray forStrength & Endurance – Ask God to sustain kinship caregivers as theystep into the role of parenting, giving them wisdom, patience, and theresources needed to care for their relatives. Emotional & Financial Provision – Lift up their needs, asking God toprovide the emotional strength, financial stability, and communitysupport they require to navigate this journey.Family Healing & Stability – Ask God to bring healing, peace, and asense of security to both the caregivers and the children in their care,fostering deep bonds of love and trust.Currently in the U.S., 35-40% ofchildren in foster care are living withrelatives, rather than non-relativefoster families or group homes.Additionally, approximately 25% ofkinship caregivers are living below thepoverty line.The state of NC currently hasmore than 87,000 grandparentswho are considered the primarycaregiver for one or more oftheir grandchildren.

Pray forWeek 4: Praying for Birth Families & ReunificationPray forPray forPray forWisdom & Peace – Ask God to give them clarity, wisdom, and peaceas they make this deeply personal and challenging decision.Emotional & Physical Support – Lift up these mothers, asking God tosurround them with compassionate people who will provideencouragement, care, and practical resources.Comfort & Hope – Ask God to fill their hearts with His love, remindingthem that they are not alone and that He has a plan for both them andtheir child. “Before I formed you in thewomb I knew you, beforeyou were born I set youapart.” - Jeremiah 1:5Studies have found that morethan 75% of moms whoconsider adoption ultimatelydecide to raise their child. Fearand a lack of support andresources are often the initialdriving factors.

Pray forWeek 4: Praying for Birth Families & Reunification“The most powerful predictor of your current functioning isyour history of relational health—the strength and quality ofyour connections to the people in your life.” - Bruce D. PerryPray forPray forPray forFreedom & Breakthrough – Ask God to break cycles of pain,dysfunction, and hurt, bringing freedom and renewal to individualsand families.Healing & Restoration – Lift up those carrying the weight of pastwounds, asking God to bring emotional, spiritual, and relationalhealing across generations.Legacy of Hope & Wholeness – Ask God to replace patterns of traumawith a new legacy of love, stability, and faith, shaping futuregenerations for His glory.

Pray forWeek 4: Praying for Birth Families & ReunificationPray forPray forPray fora Strong Support System – Ask God to surround birth families withloving, nonjudgmental people who will encourage, guide, and walkalongside them in their journey.Access to Resources – Lift up birth families, asking God to providethem with the financial, emotional, and practical resources they needto create a stable and healthy environment for themselves & theirchildren.Hope & Restoration – Ask God to fill birth families with hope,strengthen their relationships, and bring healing where there hasbeen brokenness and/or struggle.“Though one may beoverpowered, two can defendthemselves. A cord of threestrands is not quickly broken.” - Ecclesiastes 4:12 Strong and positive supportnetworks is in the top fivepredictors of long term successfor families who haveengagement with the foster caresystem.

Week 5: Praying for Those Involved in theFoster / Adoption System

Week 5: Praying for Those Involved in the Foster / Adoption SystemPray forPray forPray forPray forWisdom & Discernment – Ask God to give social workers clarity andguidance as they make critical decisions that impact the lives ofvulnerable children and families.Strength & Endurance – Lift them up, asking God to sustain thememotionally, physically, and spiritually as they navigate challengingand often heartbreaking situations.Encouragement & Support – Ask God to surround them with a strongsupport system, affirming their work and reminding them that theirefforts make a lasting difference.Galatians 6:9 – “Let us notgrow weary of doing good,for in due season we willreap, if we do not give up.”Social workers are overworked& underpaid. Last year in LenoirCounty, there was a 61%turnover rate in it’s child welfaredepartment at DSS.

Pray forWeek 5: Praying for Those Involved in the Foster / Adoption SystemPray forPray forPray forWisdom & Justice – Ask God to grant judges and advocatesdiscernment, integrity, and a deep sense of justice as they makedecisions that impact children and families.Compassion & Clarity – Lift them up, asking God to give them bothempathy and clear judgment, so they balance the law with the bestinterests of the children they serve.Strength & Integrity – Ask God to protect their hearts and minds fromburnout, bias, and discouragement, filling them with endurance and acommitment to doing what is right.“He has shown you, O mortal,what is good. And what doesthe Lord require of you? To actjustly and to love mercy and towalk humbly with your God.” - Micah 6:8 “Justice will not be serveduntil those who are unaffectedare as outraged as those whoare.” – Benjamin Franklin

Pray forWeek 5: Praying for Those Involved in the Foster / Adoption SystemPray forPray forPray forPray for Wisdom & Ethical Leadership – Ask God to guide agencyleaders and staff in making decisions that prioritize the well-being ofchildren and families with integrity and compassion.Resources & Support – Lift up agencies, asking God to provide thefinancial, staffing, and community support needed to effectively servechildren, foster families, and birth families.Endurance & Encouragement – Ask God to strengthen agencyworkers, protect them from burnout, and fill them with hope andperseverance as they navigate the complexities of foster care andadoption. “Defend the weak and thefatherless; uphold the cause ofthe poor and the oppressed.” - Psalm 82:3Each of North Carolina’s 100 countiesoperates a local Department ofSocial Services, responsible for childwelfare services including foster care& adoption. In addition to DSS offices,there are 11 private child placingagencies in Wake County.

Pray forWeek 5: Praying for Those Involved in the Foster / Adoption SystemPray forPray forPray forWisdom & Sensitivity – Ask God to give teachers and staffdiscernment, patience, and understanding as they support childrenwho have experienced trauma and instability.Stability & Encouragement – Lift up these educators, asking God toequip them to be a source of safety, consistency, and encouragementfor children navigating foster care.Strength & Support – Ask God to sustain teachers emotionally andphysically, providing them with the resources, training, andcommunity they need to care for vulnerable students well. “Start children off on the waythey should go, and evenwhen they are old they willnot turn from it.” - Proverbs 22:6A study involving more than500 teachers found that manyfeel ill equipped to handle thesocial/emotional needs oftheir students, particularlythose affected by trauma.

Pray forWeek 5: Praying for Those Involved in the Foster / Adoption System“And I also say to you that you are Peter, and on this rock Iwill build My church, and the gates of Hades shall notprevail against it. - Matthew 16:18Pray forPray forPray forAwareness & Action – Ask God to open the hearts of churchcommunities to the needs of children in foster care and to inspirethem to take meaningful action in support.Supportive Ministries – Lift up churches as they develop and sustainfoster care and adoption ministries, asking God to provide wisdom,resources, and committed volunteers.Culture of Love & Belonging – Ask God to make churches placeswhere foster and adoptive families feel fully embraced, supported, and encouraged in their journey.

Pray forWeek 5: Praying for Those Involved in the Foster / Adoption SystemFoster youth with a mentor are 55% more likely to enroll in collegecompared to those without a mentor.A study found that 52% of mentored foster youth were employed atage 26, compared to only 37% of non-mentored peers.Foster youth without positive role models are twice as likely to bearrested or incarcerated as adults compared to those who had strongmentors.Pray forPray forPray forWisdom & Guidance – Ask God to equip mentors and advocates withdiscernment, patience, and the right words to speak life andencouragement into the children they support.Strength & Consistency – Lift them up, asking God to sustain them intheir commitment, providing endurance to walk alongside childrenthrough challenges and transitions.Impact & Transformation – Ask God to use their influence to bringhealing, hope, and a sense of belonging to the children they serve,shaping their futures for the better.

Pray forWeek 5: Praying for Those Involved in the Foster / Adoption System “I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession, andthanksgiving be made for all people—for kings and all those inauthority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in allgodliness and holiness.” - 1 Timothy 2:1-2Pray forPray forPray forWisdom & Integrity – Ask God to guide leaders in making just,ethical, and compassionate decisions that prioritize the well-being ofchildren and families.Boldness & Advocacy – Lift up policymakers, asking God to give themthe courage to stand for policies that support vulnerable children,birth families, and foster/adoptive families.Resources & Reform – Ask God to provide the necessary funding,programs, and systemic improvements to create lasting, positivechange in the foster care system.

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