Ever since we began our adoption process we have been asked a lot of questions about how we chose an agency and how did we choose between international and domestic and which country and so on and so forth.
I answered a lot of those questions here and here.
But I also thought I'd mention a resource we found tremendously helpful in our early research days: the people at Loving Shepherd Minstry. You can check them out here. Everything they do and offer is free and (we felt) unbiased (aka not funded by any specific agency). They were quick and efficient in their communication and really offered a lot of guidance in those early decision making days.
Which somehow feel so far away at the moment =)
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Thank you for this! God used you to help me today! So appreciate Him and you!
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