new year adoption discount

new year adoption discount

By now we're several weeks into the new year; several weeks into resolutions and goals and
dreams. There are lists full of healthy activities, Bible reading plans, and quitting bad habits on 2016 "to do" lists in journals and calendars.

But what if you did more than run a 5K this year? Or lost 10 pounds?
Or got that promotion? What if you changed the life of a child and the makeup of your family?

What if one of your goals is to adopt in 2016?


If you're like most families, the reasons why this might be impossible immediately fly through your
thoughts: "I don't even know where we would start! I don't know one other family who has adopted! 
And the cost, adoption is so expensive!"

That's where we come in. Christian Adoption Consultants can come beside you to guide you on your
adoption journey. We can equip you with the education and resources you need to make your
dream of adoption become a reality. Because how you achieve your goals is just as important as if
you do. 

If adoption is one of your goals for 2016, Christian Adoption Consultants wants to help you 
get started by offering a $100 discount. Any new families who sign up between January 11th 
and 15th will receive $100 off of our full service consulting packages. (This discount does not apply 
to our self serve consulting package, returning families, or special needs consulting packages).
Let's make 2016 the year you open your home to a child through adoption!

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