The fundamental assumptions of a Christian worldview are straightforward. Applying the fundamental truth of a Christian worldview, particularly in this cultural moment, is not so straightforward. For example, this past week we heard from a single woman wrestling with whether or not to go through with an international adoption.
This week, Bethany Christian Services, the largest Christian adoption agency in the United States, announced that it would begin providing its services to LGBTQ parents nationwide. Their decision is in response to requirements from various states that agencies serve such couples to maintain their governmental contracts.
Popular Christian adoption agency Bethany Christian Services announced this week that it will be placing children in LGBTQ homes.
One of the most popular commercials during this year’s Super Bowl featured a pro-adoption, pro-life message and a Christian Paralympian.
Yesterday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for what could be a momentous religious freedom case.
On Friday, President Trump issued a proclamation recognizing November as National Adoption Month.
A U.S. federal judge sided with a Christian adoption agency on Monday and blocked the state of New York from closing the agency over its policy on same-sex adoption.
An appeals court, this week, ruled that a New York-based Christian adoption agency can sue the state of New York after it attempted to shut the agency down for only placing children with opposite-sex, married couples.
President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday that seeks to improve relationships between state agencies and faith-based organizations in the foster care system.
