Infant & International Adoption Services

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Keep up with ABC Infant Adoption and International Child Foundation. | Scroll About Us Nightlight Christian Adoptions In 1959 a group of churches affiliated with the National Association of Evangelicals founded the Evangelical Welfare Agency in Whittier, California. The agency sought to address the needs of women facing unplanned pregnancy. The legalization of abortion caused a sharp decline in the number of infant adoptions in 1973, so the agency added a focus on international adoption at the end of the Vietnam and Cambodian wars. We were one of the first agencies to offer adoptions from Russia and we changed our name to Nightlight, which connotes a warm, safe home for children. We conceived of the idea of “orphan host programs” where children came from Russia | About Us Nightlight Christian Adoptions In 1959 a group of churches affiliated with the National Association of Evangelicals founded the Evangelical Welfare Agency in Whittier, California. The agency sought to address the need

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