Christian Adoption Services truly knows what they’re doing. They are a wealth of knowledge, working tirelessly to serve families with wisdom and care. From our experience as a family pursuing adoption, we found them to be insightful, incredibly supportive, and deeply grounded in their mission. It’s clear this is a team of people who feel called by God to step into some of the most difficult moments in others’ lives, not just with compassion, but with a restorative spirit that reflects hope and healing. Truly, thank you for all you do.

We are an adoptive family that has worked with CAS throughout more than one adoption. We are so grateful for the care and counsel we received from the entire team at CAS. They work diligently to care for children, expectant and birth families, and adoptive families while keeping Christ at the center of all they do.

This organization should not refer to themselves as Christian unless they change their trainings and ideology to reflect Christ being their first identity. My husband and I selected this adoption company because we thought they were Christian. We are both born again believers, and desire to raise a child to know and love the Lord. Our number one goal in becoming parents is not for our own self-fulfillment, but to raise our child in the fear and admonition of the Lord. The focus of the all day training we were required to attend left both my husband and I feeling very discouraged. The Bible was not read, and the main identity that was discussed was our racial identity. Our identity in Christ should be our first and main identify. There was a prayer before the meal and that was about it. During the home study process, the case worker asked more about how diverse our neighborhood and church was than about our relationship with Christ. This is very sad to see a company that claims to be Christian not reflect Christ throughout the trainings and home study process. More than that, we had been accepted with this company and had been asked to work on our photo album for the website and then told we were removed from this company. The company was dishonest in how they removed us from the company. However, we asked for a refund for the money we had paid for the home study and some other expenses, and were given a refund. At this point, we should have chosen a secular company because the way the trainings were done doesn’t accurately reflect the name of Christ.