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Faith-based adoption agency loses appeal
The struggle to protect the freedom of faith-based adoption and foster care agencies to practice their religious beliefs has suffered…
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Adoption agency protection moves forward in Congress
Legislation to prohibit government from discriminating against adoption and foster care agencies over their religious or moral convictions has taken…
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Ideology first, helping foster kids second (if at all)
Forget what’s best for foster kids. According to the ACLU, all that matters is diversity. On any given day, an estimated…
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Oklahoma and Kansas adoption bills guard religious liberty
Legislation passed in Oklahoma and Kansas to protect the religious liberty of adoption agencies has drawn praise from conservative leaders.…
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Kentucky lawmakers pass adoption, foster care bill
The Kentucky Senate unanimously passed the top House priority, a comprehensive adoption and foster care reform bill that changes the…
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Foreign adoptions in U.S. continue decline
WASHINGTON — The State Department’s latest report on intercountry adoptions by Americans showed another significant decline, and adoption advocates say…
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Canada rejects Christian couple for adoption
Their Biblical beliefs on sexuality and gender conflict with the government’s official position. A married Canadian couple is suing the…
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The Adoption Tax Credit and lessons learned
If you think Christians should avoid politics, then it’s time to learn a lesson from the saga of the Adoption…
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House restores adoption tax credit
WASHINGTON — A longstanding but endangered benefit for adopting families has gained new life in Congress. Republicans in the House…
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Texas shields Christian adoption agencies from bias suits
New law allows faith-based groups to adhere to Biblical family standards. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed legislation June 15 that…
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