The Spirit of Adoption: The Zoe Foundation

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

The Zoe Foundation

Our dear friends Randy and Kelsey Bohlender who have started and adoption ministry called THE ZOE FOUNDATION are hosting a Fundraiser in Cincinnati on February 26th. If you have a heart for adoption and would like to attend please visit their website for more information.

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What My Clients Have to Say

“We were so blessed to have Tracie Loux and Christian Adoption Consultants on our side during the adoption process. It was comforting to have someone who had gone through the process before us there to support our own process each step of the way. Tracie was very accessible and available whenever we had a question, frustration or fear to encourage us and pray for us. Often times she would contact us to offer support before we thought to contact her. There were several times while working with agencies that Tracie helped us “interpret” what was said – often helping us to see a completely different reality than what we had thought on our own. During the times when we felt most alone on this unique journey Tracie became the friend who was there for us. Her faith boosted ours. She was as professional as she was personal. I can’t imagine walking through our journey without her and the rest of the CAC team.”
Dean and Chrystal- Missouri

Regarding Available Situation Posts

Christian Adoption Consultants (CAC) advises and guides adoptive couples through the domestic adoption process. CAC does not act as a placement agency or facilitator. CAC co-founders, Malcolm and Amy Young also operate Hope for Adoption, Inc., a fully licensed child placing agency in Georgia.
Christian Adoption Consultants, LLC recommends adoptive families work with only with licensed adoption agencies across the US. We recommend adoption agencies which are licensed by their state and have a proven track record for successful and legal adoptions with Christian Adoption Consultants clients. The situations that are listed as "available" are for children who will be born in the future and will most likely be placed for adoption.
When potential birth mothers select an adoption agency, that agency is responsible for assisting the birth mother to find prospective adoptive parents. Most of the time the birth mother selects a family after reviewing several family profiles (which is sometimes called "dear birth mother letter"). Adoption is a risk--- birth parents may change their mind and decide to parent or place the child with a family member.
Christian Adoption Consultants simply posts these "available adoption situations" to notify our existing and prospective clients. The "available situations" list in no means guarantees a particular baby or child. It simply lists situations from the agencies we recommend, which have not been matched with a prospective adoptive couple at the time they are listed. The situations listed are not affiliated with Hope for Adoption, Inc.
If you are a prospective adoptive couple and would like for your family profile to be presented to a birth mother or be considered by an agency to adopt, please contact us and we can help you select a consulting package. CAC charges a fee for consulting services offered. Services include adoption education, home study agency recommendation, adoption agency recommendations, profile services, DVD services, and adoption counseling recommendations. Each adoptive couple must be home study approved to be presented or considered by a birth parent for an adoption. Each adoptive couple must also apply to the licensed adoption agency that is placing the child.
If you would like more information on our services, please visit our website at www.christianadoptionconsultants.com. May God bless you on your adoption journey!

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

The Zoe Foundation

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