The Child Catchers: Rescue, Trafficking, and the New Gospel of Adoption (62 page)
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Authors: Kathryn Joyce
Tags: #Family & Relationships, #Adoption & Fostering, #Political Science, #Political Ideologies, #Conservatism & Liberalism, #Religion, #Fundamentalism, #Social Science, #Sociology of Religion
Warren, Rick,
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Washington State Bar Association,
85
Watkins, Christine,
124
Waxman, Henry,
105
Way Forward Project,
242
Webb, Doug,
152
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Wereldkinderen Child Welfare Association,
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Wesleyan Holiness Church,
6
West African Children’s Support Network (WACSN),
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Western imperialism,
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Wilka, Tim,
105–106
Williams, Hana,
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Wilson-Buterbaugh, Karen,
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Winfrey, Oprah,
178
Wodajo, Agitu,
163–165
A Woman’s Touch CPC,
112
World Economic Forum (2012),
279
World Orphans,
64
World War II,
273
WorldHelp,
22
Worldwide Orphans Foundation,
65
Wright, Tammy,
108
Wrongfully Detained (documentary),
229
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Yahoo,
177
Young, Curtis,
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Young, Sandy,
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Youth With A Mission’s Adoption Ministry (YWAM),
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Your Choice Pregnancy Resource Center,
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YWAM.
See
Youth With A Mission’s Adoption Ministry
Zaina, Nyiramatama,
265
Zambia,
55
Zimbabwe,
146
Zoe Foundation,
11
Zoe’s Ark,
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Kathryn Joyce
is a journalist in New York City whose work has appeared in the
Nation
, the
Atlantic, Mother Jones, Slate, Salon
, the
Harvard Divinity Bulletin, Newsweek
, and many others. She is the author of
Quiverfull: Inside the Christian Patriarchy Movement
and an associate editor at
Religion Dispatches.
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