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Theology and Sexuality, Vol. 12, No. 3, 309-318 (2006)
DOI: 10.1177/1355835806065390

Theological Reflections of an Adopted Daughter

Barbara Calvert

calvert2{at}fish.co.uk

For as long as I can remember I had a sense of not belonging, of being a misfit. When, therefore, at the age of six, it was casually mentioned over the dinner table that I was adopted it was no surprise. I felt I had always known. As I grew up I dreamed of who my real mother might be, the circumstances of my birth and where I had come from. It was many years before I found some answers to my questions and, in the process, discovered more about myself and the nature of relationships.

Key Words: adopted • mother • daughter • baby • ministry • Orkney


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