Nightlight is pleased to announce that our first two families to adopt from Ethiopia are home! Rocky and Suzanne Clark are the proud parents of Bryson (pictured below). Rocky traveled to Ethiopia for the adoption proceedings, and he and Bryson arrived home on May 24, 2009. (Before the adoption, Bryson was Bekhabil.) Bryson came home […]

As part 2 of their "Life: Imagine the Potential" series, CatholicVote.org has put out the following very nicely produced pro-adoption, pro-life spot:

Read the excellent resolution Russell Moore has submitted to the Southern Baptist Convention's Resolution Committee: "On Adoption and Orphan Care: A Proposed Resolution." (HT: Dan)

As you probably noticed from the banner above, Carolina Hope Christian Adoption Agency has been acquired by Nightlight Chrisitian Adoptions of Califorinia. Our office is now the South Carolina branch office of Nightlight. We will continue to offer the same services to children and families. We are slowly dismantlio our website as all the information […]

Yesterday, USA Today (online) ran an emotionally-stirring piece about a single mother of three teenagers who became pregnant and chose adoption for the child: "Struggling families look at adoption." Openness in adoption is a major theme in the article. The interplay between the financial crisis and an uptick in domestic adoptions (and abortions) is also […]

At the end of last week we had the very great joy of sending out the following message from Assistant Director Lisa Prather: I am writing to let everyone know that our last Carolina Hope baby came home from Guatemala this week.  I'm so happy to be able to say that every child is home […]

A few days ago the L.A. Times published an article entitled Thanking her for opening my eyes. The author, Corina Knoll, is ethnically Korean and was adopted as a child by a white family in the U.S. In the article Knoll reflects on racism in America and how an Iowa school teacher made racism come […]

Reported by AP on February 25, 2009. (I can't find the actual recommendation online -- if you do, please let me know, and I'll post it.) ATLANTA (AP) - A federal advisory panel is recommending hepatitis A vaccinations for everyone who has close contact with children adopted from countries where hepatitis A is common. That […]

This pro-life ad was rejected by NBC for running during the Super Bowl today. But everyone's watching it anyway! HT: ABBA

For the teenage girl who has sex and gets pregnant, she has three choices: abortion, adoption, and parenting. If adoption were promoted as a positive option, unborn lives could be saved and women and children would not be entering into poverty at such alarming rates. For the sake of women and children we need to promote adoption.