After spending twenty-five years building a multiracial family, Steve Thompson realized he needed to share his story with others.
Building on a daily journal he had written during a trip to Russia, he reveals the similarities between adopted children becoming part of his family and Christians becoming a part of God’s family.
When he and his family went to Russia to adopt two children from an orphanage, he thought how they were about to join a super blessed home. But then he realized that for them, the notion of home was not so simple.
As he and his family continued their adoption journey, he saw parallels between his own adoption as a child of the King and the adoptions he was undertaking. The more insights he gleaned, the more he felt called to write this book.
Join the author as he shares powerful lessons for anyone who is considering or going through the adoption process as well as anyone looking to grow in faith.
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Building on a daily journal he had written during a trip to Russia, he reveals the similarities between adopted children becoming part of his family and Christians becoming a part of God’s family.
When he and his family went to Russia to adopt two children from an orphanage, he thought how they were about to join a super blessed home. But then he realized that for them, the notion of home was not so simple.
As he and his family continued their adoption journey, he saw parallels between his own adoption as a child of the King and the adoptions he was undertaking. The more insights he gleaned, the more he felt called to write this book.
Join the author as he shares powerful lessons for anyone who is considering or going through the adoption process as well as anyone looking to grow in faith.
This Is Not My Home: A Story About International Adoption
After spending twenty-five years building a multiracial family, Steve Thompson realized he needed to share his story with others.
Building on a daily journal he had written during a trip to Russia, he reveals the similarities between adopted children becoming part of his family and Christians becoming a part of God’s family.
When he and his family went to Russia to adopt two children from an orphanage, he thought how they were about to join a super blessed home. But then he realized that for them, the notion of home was not so simple.
As he and his family continued their adoption journey, he saw parallels between his own adoption as a child of the King and the adoptions he was undertaking. The more insights he gleaned, the more he felt called to write this book.
Join the author as he shares powerful lessons for anyone who is considering or going through the adoption process as well as anyone looking to grow in faith.
Building on a daily journal he had written during a trip to Russia, he reveals the similarities between adopted children becoming part of his family and Christians becoming a part of God’s family.
When he and his family went to Russia to adopt two children from an orphanage, he thought how they were about to join a super blessed home. But then he realized that for them, the notion of home was not so simple.
As he and his family continued their adoption journey, he saw parallels between his own adoption as a child of the King and the adoptions he was undertaking. The more insights he gleaned, the more he felt called to write this book.
Join the author as he shares powerful lessons for anyone who is considering or going through the adoption process as well as anyone looking to grow in faith.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9798385009015 |
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| Publisher: | WestBow Press |
| Publication date: | 10/31/2023 |
| Pages: | 172 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.40(d) |
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