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An elegant and evocative book for adopted children to open the birthparent and adoption dialog between parent and child.
Many adult adoptees have gone through life wanting to ask questions about ... |
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| 102. | | 'Adoption Lifebook: A Bridge to Your Child's Beginnings' is a new, easy-to-read workbook for international adoptive parents and waiting parents who wish to document their children's early lives for ... |
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| 103. | | Working with adopted adolescents is complex. The key to successful therapy and healthy development is to help the adolescent discover and accept the person within. Parents will discover:
the six ... |
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| 104. | | Wished for You: an adoption story follows a conversation between Barley Bear and his Mama as they curl up in their favorite cuddle spot and discuss how they became a family. Barley asks Mama ... |
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| 105. | Watch below as Christian counselor Julie Lowe responds to this question that so many families ... |
| 106. | | The "Field Guide to Child Welfare" is a comprehensive, four-volume resource for child welfare workers and supervisors to use in their everyday practice. The guide describes basic theory, practical ... |
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| 107. | | This autobiography by Jean Erichsen tells the story of how she went from being a neglected, abused child to become an adoptive mother and an orphan advocate. For more information or purchase ... |
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| 108. | | This resource is to aid social work and child care practitioners and policy makers around the world in planning and providing better care for children—including family strengthening and out of home ... |
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| 109. | | Long before you decided to adopt, long before your child was born, God planned to put your adopted child into your home. Your child is an amazing gift from God, but nurturing an adopted child also ... |
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| 110. | | How to Settle in and Thrive as a New Adoptive Family
Your long awaited international arrival has happened and your new family is formed. Hooray! After the excitement has worn off, reality of this ... |
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| 111. | | This article from the Wall Street Journal discusses the recent rise of an orphan care (and adoption and foster care) movement among Evangelical Christians in the US:
Read the ... |
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| 112. | | I will never forget seeing her pull the measuring tape out of her purse as she talked about the skull of her child.
The woman, standing in an airport in Russia with my wife and me, was, like us, an ... |
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| 113. | | Another collaboration by the team behind God Gave Us You (2000), this book will resonate with many adopted children as well as their adoptive parents. The story is presented as a cherished and ... |
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| 114. | | This moving video tells one baby's story from the streets into a loving ... |
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| 115. | | Culture Smart! provides essential information on attitudes, beliefs and behavior in different countries, ensuring that you arrive at your destination aware of basic manners, common courtesies, and ... |
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| 116. | | This great article by Lisa Qualls shares the difficulties of adoption, as well as God's power to meet us in the middle of those difficulties:
"It is Sunday afternoon and the back of my tired ... |
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| 117. | | Are you looking for a short video clip to share in your church that conveys the Biblical basis for orphan ... |
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| 118. | | The Kindle edition of "Reclaiming Adoption" is on sale
for just $0.99 now through September 4.
One of the ambitious dreams that Reclaiming Adoption and its authors share with the Apostle ... |
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| 119. | | The problem is huge
There are over 132 million orphans around the world. These are children who have no one to care for them, and whom God has called his Church to care for (James 1:27). The ... |
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| 120. | | For families in the process of adopting internationally, it's very important to understand the culture your child is coming from. Culture Smart! provides essential information on attitudes, ... |
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