Adoption makes a world of difference for a child who needs a family.
The new book by Dana Wynn Steele, a frequent guest lecturer at Family
Law at Regent University School of Law, evidences this truth loud and
clear in "One Starfish at a Time."
Join the Steeles on the never ending roller coaster ride of their family
life as they share the ups, twists and turns of an ever changing family
which now numbers seventeen, with more anticipated. Dana Wynn Steele
shares the stories of their special needs children and their adoptions,
including one during her battle with breast cancer. As a speaker on
domestic, trans-racial, and open adoption, Dana leads us through the
challenging maze that sometimes seems insurmountable when adopting
through foster care. You'll see the difficulties and share the joys of
parenting children who have never experienced "normal" home life. From
the adopted rescue animals to the adopted children, life is always
surprising at Homestead Ranch, the Steele home. Parents, pastors,
teachers, social workers, and anyone who has a heart for vulnerable
children will glean from the spiritual truths, blessings, and lessons
Dana imparts as she shares their journey with the family God has
uniquely given them.
Family restoration for a child who needs a loving family begins with
adoption. "One Starfish at a Time" reveals this so clearly, and is available on Amazon.com.
If you are interested in the legal basis for adoption and why it is
important to children, you can read more about its history and rich
tradition in the protection of the best interests of children by downloading the free article
entitled "Tracing the Foundations of the Best Interests of the Child
Standard in American Jurisprudence," published by the Journal of Law and
Family Studies, 10 J. L. FAM. STUD. 337(2008). Adoption is family
restoration that finds a family for a child who needs one.
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By Anne Darby Keating 3L Reflections Working with the Center of Global
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