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Two school-age girls are in class together when one tells the other that she is [[adoption|adopted]].<ref>The girl who is adopted is portrayed as Anglo and is not named; the other girl is named Sharon and is portrayed as Black.</ref>  She then explains that her birth mother was originally planning an [[abortion]] but was talked out of it, yet realizing that she would not be able to raise her, gave her up for adoption.

Two school-age girls are in class together when one tells the other that she is [[adoption|adopted]].<ref>The girl who is adopted is portrayed as Anglo and is not named; the other girl is named Sharon and is portrayed as Black.</ref>  She then explains that her birth mother was originally planning an [[abortion]] but was talked out of it, yet realizing that she would not be able to raise her, gave her up for adoption.

But the young girl explains that she was adopted, not once, but twice.  She shares the Gospel with her friend (explaining that when she trusted in Christ, she was adopted by God into His family), who then trusts in Christ as well, announcing to the rest of the class that she is now adopted.

But the young girl explains that she was adopted, not once, but twice.  She shares the Gospel with Sharon (explaining that when she trusted in Christ, she was adopted by God into His family), who then trusts in Christ as well, announcing to the rest of the class that she is now adopted.

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