Does she believe we abandoned her? 300 trapped in a Chinese orphanage
These children need advocates. They need voices. They need people willing to share their stories
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Skip to main contentThese children need advocates. They need voices. They need people willing to share their stories
This May, as I reflect on National Foster Care Month, I know God made me a mom to these children, whether for a season or forever.
Montana has passed a new law that aims to protect parents and faith-based foster and adoption agencies from being discriminated against because of their religious beliefs on sexuality.
Arkansas has passed a law prohibiting state officials from forcing faith-based adoption and foster care organizations to place children in homes that go against an agency's religious or moral beliefs.
China abruptly closed its adoption program in 2024 leaving around 300 children to grow up in orphanages instead of with the families who have been preparing for their arrival.
World Orphan Week is set aside each year at the beginning of March and serves as a reminder that these precious children desperately need the Church to step up and fill the gaps that the government was never created to handle.
We are living in an anti-family society that prioritizes fleshly desire and pleasure over responsibility and stewardship.



















