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An Unbreakable Bond

After adopting a healthy boy from Korea in 2006, Chris and Elizabeth Tiernan returned to Holt to adopt again in 2010. Embracing the changing needs among children in Korea, the Tiernans adopted Noah – a boy born with a normal neonatal health [...]

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The Unexpected Ease of Older Child Adoption

When Bob and Agnes Wells first adopted in 2002, they — like many families adopting from China at the time — came home with a healthy, infant daughter. The second time around, they adopted an older girl with delayed [...]

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“I love Korea, because…” Video Contest!

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Republic of Korea are seeking 3-minute video submissions inspired by diverse Korean attractions, including traditional Korean culture, K-POP, landscape, economic development or your personal experiences related to Korea. [...]

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The Blessing of Infertility

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The McBride family finds joy in two blessings from China. Wyeth came home in 2010, their daughter, Channing, in 2011.

By Jason and Ryan McBride

We read an interesting comment on an adoption blog recently. It said: “My infertility is a blessing.” It was made by a woman who had adopted two children of her own, then [...]

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A Boy You Just Want to Hug

Dean, 7, is this week’s featured waiting child. Share Dean’s story to help find him a [...]

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Introducing Holt Vision Trips!

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Adoption is a life-long process. With over 55 years of experience bringing children home to loving families, no one understands this better than Holt. We recognize that the adoption journey doesn’t end when a family brings their child home. And we are grateful to God that He has allowed us to continue finding families for [...]

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A "Perfect" Adoption

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Fred and Caroline Hille adopted from China through Holt’s special needs process. Here, Fred describes their life-changing journey for — and with — their daughter, Marianna Wei.

Our adoption journey was filled with the usual things all adoption journeys are known for…frustration, anxiety, expense, delays, etc.

We decided to go on the path of Chinese children with [...]

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