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This tender ballad about adoption will have you reaching for a kleenex, and hopefully will make you think about adoption in a whole new way. Inspired by an interview heard on the radio with Christian recording artist Mark Schultz, this heart-wrenching song was written by Debbie L. Rice. Debbie's father was adopted, and Debbie is also the mother of a little girl adopted from China.
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Where do greyhounds go after their days on the track are over? Long Island Greyhound Transfer (LIGHT) is finding loving homes for these speedy pooches.
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The journey that our family has taken in order to be united with our adopted Ethiopian children; the faithfulness of God to see us through financial obstacles, red tape, unethical practices, and much sorrow; the miracle that God performed when He made two orphans our very own.
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This is the video story of our journey across the world to Vietnam to adopt our sweet baby girl in November 2006. For more, you can read my blog: http://www.SteppingO nLegos.com
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This music video shows the amazing changes that happened to a family and their adoptive daughter from Jingdezhen, China. We hope that it will inspire those who are thinking about adopting! It is truly a miracle and such a blessing from God! Make sure you watch the last few seconds, there is a special message from the special girl
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Come along on our journey to adopt our son Dennis from Antoshka orphanage in Kramatorsk, Ukraine in the Donetsk region. Visit our blog at http://theukrainetra in.blogspot.com/
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Life with Adoption as told by those who lived it.. the Mothers of adoption loss speak out. Spanning over a 40 year period, we see that the more adoption has appeared to change the more it has stayed the same - still separating babies from capable, loving mothers.. and causing much destruction in it's wake. An Origins-USA.org production.
![Elisha\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/xhCvKOm0mWQ/2.jpg "Elisha\")
![Khoa\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/G69YY9r2G54/2.jpg "Khoa\")
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