As the end of the year draws near, many of us are reflecting on the blessings we have received in 2017. As we count our blessings, the New Life staff also sees the heartache and loss and brokenness of many in our community. We are personally engaged each and every day with many women who
Meet Our New Social Worker – Asheton Fearing I am so blessed to have recently become a member of the New Life ministry! I’m from Oxford, Mississippi, home of the Ole Miss Rebels, and received my Master of Social Work degree from the University of Mississippi. Through exposing me to people of all ages within
We just earned the Excellence in Giving Transparency Certificate by submitting 175 strategy, leadership, financial, and impact data to @NonprofitAnalytics . Review our cost-effectiveness at our profile link .
Meet John, a precious New Life donor. John understands adoption, because adoption is HIS story – a narrative of love that has been a banner over his life these last eight years. He has come from a place of love and sacrifice and, because of this, even at an early age, John feels compelled to
To our generous supporters, As we step into a new year, I wanted to take a few minutes and tell you thank you for your support of this ministry. You may be a faithful contributor or a brand new donor. You may be an adoptive family, a birth family, or someone who simply believes in
From the Executive Director….. A little more than one year ago, I came to work for New Life Adoptions. It has been an incredible 12 months: seeing the Lord do the impossible, having the privilege of serving in a ministry that is Christ–centered and focused on grace; working with a staff that delights in the
If you or someone you know is considering placing a baby for adoption, below is some helpful information. Your Needs: AGENCY – New Life ministers to pregnancy women in a variety of ways. Housing, medical care, family relationships, and your emotional health are important to us. PRIVATE – In adoption, financial assistance to pregnant women
We have facilitated 3 placements of babies this year so far. We are working with and ministering to 7 women due June and July who have made adoption plans. Over 100 lives have been impacted through New Life since January. Our Social worker drove 4,988 miles so far this year to meet with pregnant women
We didn’t meet Jennifer, the birth mother of our sons, Isaiah and Samuel, under the usual circumstances for which New Life had prepared us. We received a call from our caseworker informing us that a mother, who was far along in her pregnancy, had chosen us and wanted to meet. The day of the planned
The word adoption can have many various connotations to different people. It is very helpful and encouraging to others for us to think of altering the way we talk about adoption. Historically, negative words have been used without much thought about how they come across. For example “to give up” or “to give away” may