China has announced that it will no longer allow children to be sent overseas for adoption, ending a practice that has been in place for over three decades. The policy change stems from the country’s former strict one-child policy, which led to the international adoption of thousands of children, primarily girls and children with disabilities. The head of a Christian orphan network expressed concerns regarding the future fate of these unwanted children but said he has hope towards believers in China to step up and care of the most vulnerable.

Pastor Ren Chuanyu, who is widely known in the Liaozhong District of Shenyang for his charitable work, shares the story of how he became the father of 87 children and founded his own orphanage.

This story unfolds with an American couple in their 60s who embraced Kallin, their twelfth child from China, despite his complex special needs, and sought the best medical care for his physical illness and emotional trauma.

This is the story of an American mother who has dedicated over a decade of her life to taking care of her two adopted Chinese orphans. Despite facing difficult financial situations in seeking treatment for her adoptees’ mental and physical health issues, she has persevered through the strength of her faith, believing in God’s provision and finding a safe harbor of mercy and grace.

Having already adopted seven Christian children with special needs, American Christian couple Ashley Kellogg and her husband took one more step forward—embryo adoption—to give life a chance.

Ashley Kellogg chronicles her family’s 10-year journey to their first adoption—and shares how their ever-expanding family now includes the addition of five special needs children in addition to their biological six.

A Canadian Christian who has adopted a Chinese girl organized a special prayer meeting for families adopting Chinese children which is difficult during the COVID-19 lockdown.

A Canadian family adopted a Chinese daughter who has Beta Thalassemia Major. They found her biological family and did a bone-marrow transplant for her with the help of media and prayer. In the whole process, they prayed and put their trust in God. The mother Cathy shared that since God adopted her into his family through Jesus, she also wanted to give Hosanna (the adopted daughter) a forever family.