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ARTICLE TAG
9/27/2019
John Kelly
In 2018, three states – Kansas, Oklahoma and South Carolina – joined the ranks of seven other states in passing laws to enable faith-based child welfare providers to discriminate against foster and adoptive parents, or even foster youth.
7/2/2019
The nonprofit litigation firm Children’s Rights has announced the creation of an Interfaith Coalition for Children’s Rights, which will be focused on fighting federal and state governmental efforts to permit discrimination on the part of faith-based child welfare providers.
6/25/2019
Opinion
Mark Fisher
As a community pastor ministering to foster and probation youth in Northern California, I know how important it is for teachers, family friends, clergy, mentors and others to support these youth at dependency and delinquency juvenile court hearings.
12/14/2015
Veronica Chenik Gilmore
“Mariah has developed her own spiritual path and needs an adoptive family who will honor her beliefs and not attempt to convert her to their own.” “Dylan is open-minded, and he needs his future family to be open-minded about religion and his ideas about attending church.”
10/29/2014
“You are so blessed.” “You’re an angel.” “Are you Catholic?” “Are they all yours?” “God Bless you.” These statements are just a sampling of what people say to my husband and me when they find out we have seven children.
