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River Children: A Story About Adoption and Healing (Unabridged)

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When life doesn't work out as planned, Katherine faces one decision after the next - all leading up to the most painful decision of her life. Will she keep her baby?

About River Children: A Story About Adoption and Healing (Unabridged)

When life doesn't work out as planned, Katherine faces one decision after the next - all leading up to the most painful decision of her life. Will she keep her baby? River Children is the story of a birth mother's journey through the heartbreaking choices of her life to the place of redemption and healing. Follow Katherine as she encounters the twists and turns of life, the breakup of relationships, and the brokenness that results. Speaking specifically to the hearts of those who have been affected by the currents of adoption, here is Katherine's invitation to walk a mile in her shoes - hopefully, to gain understanding and empathy for the brokenness that often leads a birth mother or father to consider giving up their child for adoption. Lastly, but perhaps most importantly, discover with Katherine the One who gives beauty for ashes, the One whose love extends to us all and carries us down the river to our destiny. Within listening to River Children :

Gain a better understanding that elicits empathy and compassion to support those who are being impacted by adoption Katherine's true account will encourage and solace those affected by adoption See what God can do in and through the lives of imperfect families by making good grow from the soil of pain and disappointment A story that gives prospective adoptive parents a glimpse into the birth parents' experience so as to help them be able to comfortably approach the biological parent(s) if open adoption is in place It may provide for you another perspective by which to view your own adoptive process For the adoptive child or adult to conclude with confidence that your adoption was done out of pure, undeniable love for you

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River Children: A Story About Adoption and Healing (Unabridged) is available as an audiobook on Apple Books. We haven't confirmed it on Spotify yet — but you can still search there below.

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Is River Children: A Story About Adoption and Healing (Unabridged) on Spotify?
We haven't confirmed River Children: A Story About Adoption and Healing (Unabridged) on Spotify's audiobook catalog yet. Spotify audiobooks are included with Premium (up to a monthly listening limit) in supported markets.
Is River Children: A Story About Adoption and Healing (Unabridged) on Apple Books?
Yes — River Children: A Story About Adoption and Healing (Unabridged) is available as an audiobook on Apple Books.
Who wrote River Children: A Story About Adoption and Healing (Unabridged)?
River Children: A Story About Adoption and Healing (Unabridged) is by Katherine Woods.
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