We Made People

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We Made People is a Christian family education and media project by Michael and Emily Foster, offering podcasts and related resources on marriage, parenting, and building productive Christian households.

Batavia, Ohio, USA
wemadepeople.com

About We Made People

We Made People is a teaching and media initiative created by Michael and Emily Foster, a Christian couple known for their work on marriage, parenting, and multi‑generational household life. Through the We Made People Podcast and connected online content, they provide practical, theologically informed guidance aimed especially at first‑generation Christians who are trying to build stable, productive families and homes. Their work overlaps with their broader “This is Foster” writing and speaking ministry, which is based out of Batavia, Ohio and focuses on marriage, sex, family, and household building.([podbay.fm](https://podbay.fm/p/we-made-people-podcast?utm_source=openai))

A charge from wemadepeople.com is most likely related to digital content or resources sold or managed under the We Made People / This is Foster umbrella—such as paid teaching materials, event or conference registrations, donations, or possibly a subscription to premium written or audio content. The Dad.Work podcast, for example, lists wemadepeople.com as Michael Foster’s website and associates it directly with the We Made People podcast and brand, indicating that this domain can be used for their online presence and offerings.([ivoox.com](https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-dad-work_sq_f11379301_2.html?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a wemadepeople.com charge, start by checking any email receipts from Michael and Emily Foster, We Made People, or This is Foster, as well as your accounts on their newsletter or podcast pages. Confirm whether you recently signed up for a paid resource, made a donation, or purchased event tickets. If the charge remains unclear, you can reach out through the contact options on their main site (thisisfoster.com) or any contact links associated with the We Made People podcast, and also speak with your bank or card issuer about disputing unknown or unauthorized transactions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is wemadepeople.com and why do I see it on my card statement?

A wemadepeople.com charge is likely tied to We Made People, the Christian family and household project by Michael and Emily Foster. It may correspond to a digital resource purchase, a paid event or conference connected to their teaching ministry, or support for their work that was processed through this domain.

What kinds of products or services could I have purchased from We Made People?

You may have purchased access to teaching content or digital resources, registered for a conference or retreat where Michael or Emily Foster were speaking, or contributed financially to support their We Made People or This is Foster work. Review your recent email confirmations and any logins associated with their content to see what you signed up for.

Is there a recurring subscription associated with wemadepeople.com charges?

Most of Michael and Emily Foster’s core writing is hosted at thisisfoster.com, which can include both free and paid subscription options. If wemadepeople.com appears regularly on your statement, verify whether you enrolled in a recurring paid newsletter, membership, or ongoing support arrangement tied to their ministry, and check your account settings for renewal dates and cancellation options.

How do I cancel a recurring payment related to We Made People?

First, log into any account you created through their associated sites (such as This is Foster on Substack or a conference/event registration portal) and check the billing or subscription section for cancellation controls. If you cannot find the option, use the contact information on thisisfoster.com to request that recurring payments linked to your email and card be stopped, and keep a copy of their reply for your records.

How do I request a refund for a wemadepeople.com charge?

Gather the transaction details from your statement (date, amount, and the last four digits of the card), along with any email receipts from We Made People or This is Foster. Then contact them via the email or contact form listed on thisisfoster.com, briefly explaining the issue and including proof of the charge. If you do not receive a response or resolution, you can follow up with your card issuer to dispute the transaction.

Can We Made People place small temporary or test charges on my card?

Like many online merchants, any payment processor they use may place a small temporary authorization hold when you first submit a card or update your payment details. These test charges typically disappear within a few business days and do not post as permanent transactions. If a small amount remains posted and you did not receive a corresponding receipt, contact them or your bank for clarification.

How can I verify that a wemadepeople.com charge is legitimate and not fraud?

Start by checking whether you or a family member recently interacted with content from Michael and Emily Foster—such as subscribing to their newsletter, registering for an event they promoted, or purchasing resources mentioned on the We Made People Podcast. Look up old emails for the words “We Made People” or “This is Foster,” and compare the amounts. If nothing matches, contact them using their official website and then notify your bank to investigate or block the card if fraud is suspected.

How can I contact We Made People about a billing issue?

We Made People is closely tied to the Fosters’ broader This is Foster platform, which lists contact information and an about page describing their work and location in Batavia, Ohio.([thisisfoster.com](https://www.thisisfoster.com/about?utm_source=openai)) Use the email or contact form provided there, reference the wemadepeople.com charge (with date and amount), and attach any supporting documentation so they can locate your transaction in their records.

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