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- Christians Could Change Adoption Laws in the Middle East. Will They?Some have been reticent to reform, despite the needs of children and would-be parents.Jayson Casper|
- Supreme Court Upholds Law on Native AdoptionsNative American Christians, involved in both their tribes and in child placement situations, know the complexity of these cases better than most.Emily Belz|
- Fewer Christians Know Families Who Foster or AdoptWhile churches offer more support and encouragement, attendees say they’re less likely to see personal involvement.Aaron Earls - Lifeway Research|
- Debate Flares Over the Meaning of ‘Indian Child Welfare’As an evangelical couple fights adoption law, Native American Christians point to holistic answers.Emily Belz|
- The Russell Moore ShowEpisode 49|41minDavid Platt Wasn’t Radical EnoughThe pastor and author says the problem runs deeper than the American Dream.Russell Moore|
- What Does the End of ‘Roe v. Wade’ Require of Us?Responses to our July/August issue.Compiled by Kate Lucky|
- Orphan Forced from Christian Home Highlights Islamic Ban on AdoptionEgypt sees surge in foster care applications, though still insufficient, while Christians denied custody due to sharia law.Jayson Casper|
- How Americans Got Away with Abortion Before ‘Roe v. Wade’Looking ahead, Christians should focus less on enforcement than on changing cultural attitudes.Marvin Olasky|
- How to Greet the End of ‘Roe’Faithful responses to the Supreme Court decision should involve new care practices.Timothy Dalrymple|español简体中文繁體中文
- God Wanted Me When the Foster-Care System Didn’tI bounced from home to home before finding the Father my heart yearned for.Tori Hope Petersen|español
