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Guest Blog: Sam, Thirteen Years of Blessings

Feb 27, 2015 | Adoptions, Birthmothers, Domestic Adoptions, Uncategorized

Jennifer, one of New Beginnings’ adoptive moms, emailed us earlier this month with a story about her son. She graciously agreed to allow us to repost her story as a guest blog. To protect the family’s privacy, only first names are used.   It is difficult to...

How to Tell Your Children Their Birth Parents Weren’t Perfect

Jan 20, 2015 | Adoptions, Birthmothers, Domestic Adoptions, International Adoptions, Uncategorized

Each adoption is unique. For some, the relationship with the birthparents is open, loving, and beautiful. Others experience a closed adoption for various reasons, some of which could be issues with drugs or a situation involving rape or assault. As adults, we...

Giving Tuesday 2014

Nov 24, 2014 | Adoptions, Birthmothers, Domestic Adoptions, International Adoptions, Uncategorized

When we talk to birthmothers and forever families blessed by New Beginnings, they say “Thank You” over and over again, because without New Beginnings they would not be celebrating as they will this year. They offer thanks to us from grateful hearts, but it was your...

Positive Adoption Language

Oct 28, 2014 | Adoptions, Birthmothers, Domestic Adoptions, International Adoptions, Uncategorized

Words have the power to change our perspective. Even the most well-meaning people can harm someone with their words simply because they do not understand. Understanding specific language can help with sensitive situations, like adoption. Whether you are speaking with...

Adoption and Pastors: Supporting Adoptive Families

Sep 29, 2014 | Adoptions, Domestic Adoptions, International Adoptions, Uncategorized

As we move forward, adoptions are becoming even more accepted than they were in the past. Although we have moved (slightly) past sideways glances and whispers on the street, adoptive families are still treated differently, even in the church. Because adoption is often...
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