War on faith-based adoption providers is only hurting children
New York State officials have issued New Hope Family Services in Syracuse an ultimatum: violate your religious beliefs, or stop serving kids in need.
Unless the faith-based adoption provider stops placing children only in homes that have a married mother and father, the state has threatened to stop its adoption services immediately.
What happened to the fatherless families issue?
New Hope has placed more than 1,000 children in homes since opening its doors in 1965.
In fact, the New York State Office of Children and Family Services congratulated New Hope for “a number of strengths in providing adoption services within the community.”
Unfortunately, the same agency that once praised New Hope Family Services for its work is now threatening to effectively shut it down.
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