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Adoption Through the Rearview Mirror
- Learning from Stories of Heartache and Hope
- De: Karen Springs
- Narrado por: Karen Springs
- Duración: 5 h y 37 m
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General5 out of 5 stars 7
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Narración:5 out of 5 stars 7
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Adoption is a tangible way for families to live out their faith in God and fight injustice. But is a heart to serve enough to help these families overcome the challenges they will face? After more than fourteen years of working in the orphan care and adoption advocacy world, author Karen Springs set out on a road trip across the US to explore what happens after adoptive families bring their children home and real life begins.
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5 out of 5 stars
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very informative
- De Anonymous User en 02-08-24
- Adoption Through the Rearview Mirror
- Learning from Stories of Heartache and Hope
- De: Karen Springs
- Narrado por: Karen Springs
Understanding how adoption affects all members of the family. God’s plan is perfect 🙏
Revisado: 01-21-24
Karen, thank you 🙏 for writing this book 📖, for your obedience in working with orphans and following up with these families.
I am a biological sibling in a household that adopted 4 children, we were a total of 6 children in our home. My 2 elder sisters came from a foster home (Catholic Charities) and my 2 younger siblings are actually my cousins (father’s side) that were adopted all in 1979. My biological brother and me were smack in the middle.
This book was a blessing because it allowed me to ponder about how some of these stories told were or are very similar to experiences my family went through. Thank you for tying it all up on how God’s plan is always perfect. I have shared the book with my elder sisters, since they understand English more than my younger sister (Spanish primary language).
Thank you again for this gift 🎁 and this blessing! 🙏🫶🏻🙌 To God be the glory always!
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