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After They Are Yours: The Grace and Grit of Adoption

After They Are Yours talks transparently and redemptively about the often unspoken problems adoptive parents face, but it is ultimately “a compelling story about saying yes to God and then watching the Father shape and redeem his sons and daughters through love, grace, and mercy” (Kelly Rosati). Read more reviews or Preorder and purchase now on Cruciformpress.com for $8.45 per book.

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Together for Adoption 2013 Conference Audio

Download the audio of all the general session talks from the October 4-5 national conference at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. Conference Theme: The Story that Changes Everything To learn more about our October 4-5 national conference, take a look at the conference booklet (PDF). Visit their website to learn more about the Together for Adoption 2013 conference.

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South Africa’s Orphan Care Movement
	A national adoption movement is beginning and growing in South Africa! Read this encouraging report from Dan Cruver of Together for Adoption who shares about what God is doing on behalf of orphans in South Africa: South Africa's Orphan Care Movement Report Adoption,Theology,South Africa,Report,Together for Adoption

What Orphans Need: Christians Who Live in the Joy of Their Father’s Delight
	When Christians are unsure of their Father’s delight in them, real Christian joy is absent and passionate Christian living is lacking. It is almost impossible (if not entirely impossible) to mobilize Christians who are unsure of God’s delight in them to care for orphans over the long haul, or at least to mobilize Christians who will serve... Theology,Blog,Article,Together for Adoption

The Father Who Adopts

According to Together for Adoption's Dan Cruver, "in his book Knowing God the Father Through the Old Testament, Christopher Wright has a very helpful section entitled “God—The Father Who Adopts.” In it he shows how the Old Testament calls us to find our security in God by portraying him as “the Father who adopts the homeless or fatherless.” Read...

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