Lessons From Adoption

Our founder Dana Carrozza reflects on twenty years of faith, adoption, and God’s work in bringing children and families together through Sacred Selections.

As we look toward the generations ahead, we have the opportunity to carefully nurture what has been planted today so that others may one day enjoy its shade.

Ellen Vaughn reminds us that every family will face seasons of both joy and sorrow, but in every season we are invited to trust the God who is our strength.

Once outsiders ourselves, we have been brought into the family of God.

Adoptive father, Joshua Webber, finds an unexpected picture of identity, family, and belonging in the pages of “The Jungle Book.”

Adoption is both heart-breaking and beautiful. In this thoughtful piece, Sacred Selections mother Cayla Torno reflects on how God brings redemption to broken beginnings, creating something meaningful and whole.

What started as one family’s desire to teach generosity became a movement that gave others a way to say yes.

Leaving margin was never only about crops — it was about people.

Looking back at the first 20 years of Sacred Selections