We are pleased to announce that, effective April 13, 2009, Carolina Hope Christian Adoption Agency has become part of Nightlight Christian Adoptions, and our office will be operated as the South Carolina branch office of Nightlight. Information on this website (www.CarolinaHopeAdoption.org) about the adoption services that were formerly provided by Carolina Hope remains accurate — but these services are now rendered by our office as a part of Nightlight Christian Adoptions. Read more here.

About the Writers

The views of the authors are generally in line with those of Carolina Hope Christian Adoption Agency. However, individual posts should not be considered official statements of position. If you have any questions, please email Carolina Hope - office(at)CarolinaHopeAdoption(dot)org.

Josh

Joshua JensenJosh has been with Carolina Hope since the spring of 2005. He began at the agency as a case manager for China adoptions and as the editor for agency publications. At the end of 2006, he began working with Guatemala adoptions, and he became Coordinator for International Programs at the beginning of 2007. He resigned from his position as Programs Coordinator in August 2007 to begin the PhD program in linguistics at the University of Texas at Arlington. He continues to assist Carolina Hope with the development of print and online publications.

To see all of Josh’s posts, go here. Joshua’s bio at Carolina Hope’s main site is here.

E-mail Josh with your comments and/or questions at joshuaj(at)CarolinaHopeAdoption(dot)org.

Former Contributers

Dan

Dan Cruver, formerly Carolina Hope’s Director of Ministry Outreach, is the co-founder and director of Together for Adoption.  Because of time constraints related to Together for Adoption, Dan is no longer an active blogger here, though he remains a good friend of Carolina Hope.

To see all of Dan’s posts, go here. Check out Dan’s personal blog here.

Dan is available to speak in churches on the beautiful connections between Uppercase Adoption (i.e. God adopting us as His children) and lowercase adoption (i.e. couples adopting children).

Dorothy

Since the late 90’s, Dorothy and her husband have been blessed with three biological and 7 adopted children. Although she is no longer blogging at Carolina Hope, we encourage you to visit her personal blog, Urban Servant, where she discusses issues related to adoption, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, and other matters that our readers would find helpful and interesting.

To see all of Dorothy’s posts for Carolina Hope, go here.