‘Adoption doesn’t just fall out of the sky,” Jaymie Stuart Wolfe writes in Adoption: Room for One More? “Every action that is taken flows from extended reflection and discernment,” she adds. Wolfe, herself an adoptive mother, calls adoption “deeply spiritual.”
She wrote Adoption: Room for One More? “to encourage those who, like our family, are finding themselves walking a rather dimly lit road paved with many choices and few guideposts.” The book is meant to encourage those who feel called to adoption. “For, while almost all adoptive families consider themselves blessed,” Wolfe writes, “adopting a child is not right or appropriate for every family ...
‘Adoption doesn’t just fall out of the sky,” Jaymie Stuart Wolfe writes in Adoption: Room for One More? “Every action that is taken flows from extended reflection and discernment,” she adds. Wolfe, herself an adoptive mother, calls adoption “deeply spiritual.”
She wrote Adoption: Room for One More? “to encourage those...
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In a tense exchange earlier this month between Dustin Hoffman and John Oliver, the HBO talk-show host said something remarkable. Responding to Oliver’s set of questions about claims of...
The Washington-based Religious Freedom Institute, in cooperation with the Baylor University Institute for the Studies of Religion and the Forum for Promoting Peace in Muslim Societies, recently...
"A masterful account of the barbaric last year of the Pacific War...The Fleet at Flood Tide is, quite simply, popular and scholarly military history at its best." - Victor Davis Hanson
