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In this section, you will find Jewish parents hoping to adopt, Jewish adoption professionals, forums full of adoption information for Jewish families, an adoption registry to search for Jewish birthfamily, waiting kids, scriptures, poetry, family stories, and much more.
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"Be fruitful and multiply" is the first commandment in Judaism; children are at the center of the Jewish vision of family life. Today, more and more Jews are choosing to fulfill that mitzvah through adoption. Some couples adopt for altruistic reasons, often providing a home for older children or children with special needs. Some single Jews adopt because they want to raise a family and have been unsuccessful finding a marriage partner. Nevertheless, most Jewish adoptions involve couples who are infertile and see adoption as the only alternative to building a family. [continued]
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Considering placing your biracial or mixed race child for adoption? As an interracial couple who adopted our biracial daughter, your child will feel right at home with our multicultural family. We are so glad you found us -- let's talk!
Hi! We are Frank, Pam and Erin. Thanks so much for taking a minute to read about us. We are looking forward to the day when we can open our arms and hearts to another son or daughter.
Hello! We are a fun, warm, loving couple who look forward to starting a family of our own. We admire your brave decision to choose adoption. You are fulfilling the dream of becoming parents for couples like us. Please let us tell you about ourselves.Jewish Adoption Forums
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