A lingering question in nearly every adopted child’s mind is who their birth mom is. It’s a common curiosity – a study of American children and teens finds that 72 percent of adopted adolescents want to know why they were adopted, 65 percent want to meet their birth parents and 94 percent want to know …
Pro-Life
When confronting pro-choice arguments, it is always vital to remain gentle, caring and truthful. The person you are communicating with holds divine value, just like the little people in the womb who we are fighting to protect.
The Reel Hope Project’s goal is to present children to potential families for who they are as a person. By creating unique, two-minute video reels, The Reel Hope Project gives children for adoption from foster care a chance to say, “This is the real me.”
Trauma impacts a child deeply. Trauma informed care equips foster and adoptive parents to help their children thrive.
Christianity is blessed with extremely strong and clear teaching on abortion found in ancient texts from the earliest church fathers.
Not called to foster or adopt? Here are three alternative ways to get involved today to help kids in foster care.
There are approximately 6,000 children in foster care in Alabama. Learn how you can get involved.
Abuse and neglect affects a child’s belief system. But it is possible to reverse the effects through new words and experiences.
Many people have turned to music to share their stories. Here are 20 songs about abortion we’ve gathered from musicians who have been willing to share their experiences.
Mentorship is a game changer for foster parents. Learn the four things every foster parent needs from a mentor.
It is estimated that 45% of pregnancies are unplanned, leaving many women to wonder about the facts surrounding adoption vs. abortion.
Here are six common misconceptions surrounding the youngest children in the foster care system and six explanations to set the record straight.
Abortion rights have not stopped. But, citizens can now vote on the issue – something Roe v. Wade didn’t allow.
My parents mutually decided that abortion would be the solution to their problems. With having an abortion, they would not have to share their situation with their loved ones. They were told that, with abortion, the financial strain of a child would seemingly disappear.
For nearly a decade, Richard Dixson has been a kinship care provider to his grandchildren. This is what he has learned about parenting his grandchildren.
At what week of pregnancy should abortions be banned?
Married couples can walk into moments of crisis — such as when a person isn’t sure what to do with an unplanned pregnancy — and shine the light of God’s hope into the darkness.
Young people are often confused by rhetoric coming from their peers, schools, and media. How can parents respond when asked about abortion?
Learn why a support network is vital for foster parents and how you can help even if you aren’t called to foster.
Before becoming a foster dad, Mark had never parented before. As he celebrates his second Father’s Day, this is what he’s learned so far.