Oregon agrees to let Christian mother adopt without embracing LGBT ideology
Oregon officials will allow a Christian mother to adopt after initially denying her application because she refused for religious reasons to embrace LGBT ideology.
Adoption
I'm a foster mom. Here's what people get wrong about 'real' parenting.
Foster parents know from day one that their children may not stay. But what if biological parents are living under the same illusion of permanence — they've just never had it tested?
My parents adopted 20 embryos. I was the only one to survive.
"I was the only one to survive the freeze and the thaw and the transfer." Hannah Strege was the first baby born through embryo adoption — and her story is reshaping how Christians think about frozen embryos.
Bethany Christian Services reaffirms Statement of Faith and Belief: 'It's about clarity'
Bethany Christian Services announced Wednesday that its Board of Directors voted to clarify and reinforce its Christian faith commitments and beliefs, with its CEO telling The Christian Post that he hopes doing so will help attract like-minded individuals to their organization.
What are earthly fathers for, exactly?
Father's Day is a complicated holiday.
Why the Church must rethink orphanage support
If we truly want to embody the love of our Heavenly Father, we must reimagine care for children
Why the 330,000 foster care statistic might be part of the problem
Data alone won’t fix foster care. But the right data shows us where to begin.
The pro-life myth: How the Church actually champions human flourishing after birth
A parent might say, “Oops! I’m pregnant,” but you will never hear the words, “Oops! I adopted a child.”
What Mother's Day feel like after infertility, adoption and loss
Like other women who couldn’t have children or have lost their moms, Mother’s Day has always been tough for me.
Iranian Christian who came to US as an adopted orphan fears deportation would be a death sentence
An Iranian-born Christian woman who entered the United States as a young child says deportation proceedings against her could amount to a death sentence if she is forced to return to Iran. The case involves a decades old citizenship gap affecting some international adoptees who were raised in the U.S. yet never formally naturalized.
