Lainie, Lilly, Anna Claire and Mia L.
I just love the fingerprints of God in this story. Who else could have orchestrated such a story? I sometimes take for granted how incredible it is that in all of the world, these girls from so, so far away wound up still being so close together after being adopted. The story of how each family found out about the other is also incredible. Too much to explain here.
So today, we spent the day together in the park. God who watched these girls as they were infants in a Chinese orphanage watched them today as they ran and played on a sunny day in a park in North Carolina. It is simply incredible when you think about the odds of it. I love how God has given these girls this connection. There are so many things I don't know and won't be able to explain to Lainie about her infancy, but there is one thing I will be able to tell her for sure. She was not there alone. Lilly, Sarah Mei, Anna Claire, and Mia were there with her. And perhaps that will some day bring her peace. When the girls reach an age when the questions are hard and the answers are even harder, I hope they find solace in knowing they share the same story together. God is good like that isn't he??
For more of the story, you can visit Anna Claire's big sister's blog: http://www.andthentherewereseven.blogspot.com/

4 comments:
I have chills from reading this. And yet I've seen it happen in Kylie's life, and in connections with both Caleb and Darcy too. God is amazing!
I saw Him, too. :)
Ahh, Jennifer! I think that Sarah Mei must belong to MY friend, Elaine! How many Sarah Mei's are there, after all???
Elaine and I met June '07 during her 2nd (my 3rd) adoption!
Can you hear it? "It's a small world after all..."
That is soooo amazing!!!!!!!!! I wish Sarah Mei could have been their to. Mia is soooooooo adorable.She kissed my cheek.love Katie P.S. Tell everyone hello.
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