Last Saturday (April 21), Nightlight hosted our 4th annual competitive 5K in Greenville, South Carolina. The race was held at the beautiful Furman University and participants were able to run around the lake on campus and take in the rest of the extraordinary venue.  We had around 160 runners in this year’s event.  Participants ranged […]

Come join us for the annual celebration of all that is happening at Nightlight! Bid on EXCITING auction items throughout the evening, enjoy magical entertainment for your whole family, and hear miracle stories from this past year! The celebration will be more family oriented- so bring your children for an evening they will love! We […]

In an effort to assist with their expanding domestic, international and embryo adoption programs the Board of Directors of Nightlight Christian Adoptions welcomes Dr. Dan Nehrbass as the new President, effective April 2, 2012. Dr. Nehrbass comes to the position with experience in education, counseling and ministry. Nehrbass obtained his PhD from Fuller Thological Seminary […]

Nightlight® Christian Adoptions is pleased to announce the launch of their newly re-designed website, https://nightlight.org/. The website provides detailed information about the comprehensive adoptive services they provide to hopeful parents and pregnant women, fulfilling their mission to provide every child with a loving family. Determined to provide hopeful parents with more adoption choices, Nightlight offers […]

March 20, 2012 The Snowflakes® Embryo Adoption Program, a division of Nightlight® Christian Adoptions offers another adoption. Elijah and Benjamin’s parents, the Jones family, adopted the two boys as embryos. They received only two embryos (Elijah and Benjamin) from the donor family. Both embryos survived the thawing process. Both embryos were transferred into their mother’s […]

The following is written by a Snowflakes family. We are Ben and Steph, and we’ve had an amazing experience with embryo adoption. After dealing with infertility, we looked into EA. We liked the pro-life aspect – rescuing little lives that are frozen in time, waiting just to be given a chance at life. Being pregnant […]

Since 1956 readers have been turning to the “Dear Abby” column for answers to life's questions, concerns and more. Today [January 3, 2012] Abby addresses a concern facing 21st century readers: what should be done with frozen embryos remaining from in vitro fertilization treatments? Deadlocked in New Jersey and her husband are facing this difficult […]

Based on a visit to the CDC with an expert on HIV/AIDS, who also has a strong and personal interest in orphan care, I learned that one of the most striking facts that all of us who care about orphans should realize: Not only does AIDS create orphans, but orphans are the most likely group […]

Iron deficiency is a critical issue in children adopted internationally. Learn why these children are at risk and what you can do to increase the iron in their diets.

Over the last couple weeks, there has been an extraordinary amount of flooding in Cambodia. One site recently affected is the Children's Relief Center (CRC), an organization that Nightlight has partnered with in the past for humanitarian efforts and adoption. The flooding has come into the first story of a wooden house that's part of […]