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When I was 19 I found out I was pregnant. I had been with my boyfriend for about a year. He was living with his parents and I was living with my grandparents. My mom had been living with us for a while but had recently started using heroin again and was back on the […]
According to the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute (CCAI), in the U.S. alone 397,122 children are living without permanent families. Around the world there are an estimated 153 million orphans looking for a home. With an abortion happening every 30 seconds, it’s important we talk about adoption as a viable option for women in unplanned […]
We often talk about the fact that we don’t have the right to decide whether the unborn will live or die. But what if we know already that death is certain to be their fate? Last year a woman named Valerie wrote an article for the New York Times about her difficult abortion experience. Her […]
Nikki Haley, United States Ambassador to the United Nations, recently held a meeting regarding human rights in North Korea. She invited one defector to speak about the harrowing reality of life in North Korea. Ji Hyeon-A escaped to China but was caught and repatriated to North Korea. She was three months pregnant when she was […]
Last summer the world fixed its gaze on London, where the Great Ormond Street Hospital was allowed to determine the fate of little Charlie Gard, superseding his parents wishes. And even as we mourned with his parents, Chris and Connie, we hoped the one small consolation was these types of cases are rare. Until today. […]
Last summer the world fixed its gaze on London, where the Great Ormond Street Hospital was allowed to determine the fate of little Charlie Gard, superseding his parents wishes. And even as we mourned with his parents, Chris and Connie, we hoped the one small consolation was these types of cases are rare. Until today. […]
Sometimes it feels like having a miscarriage is treated more like a bad case of the flu than the loss of a child. When I lost my baby, I was overwhelmed with thankfulness for those who gave meals, prayers, and encouragement. What I quickly realized, however, is that those who’ve never experienced this loss often […]
Live Action News —To listen to Planned Parenthood‘s side of why it needs government funding, one might be inclined to believe that women might die without the help of these “health care” providers. But a recent story illuminates exactly what type of things the wealthy abortion corporation does with all its money. Apparently, advancing women’s “health care” involves installing […]
The latest figures from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention have revealed a staggering reality — that in 2014, one third of pregnancies in New York City were ended in abortion. The report, released by the CDC just after Thanksgiving, indicates that a total of 67,620 abortions were performed in New York City, compared […]
If you have a Facebook, or a TV, or know someone who does… chances are you’ve heard of Matt Lauer’s termination from the Today Show. You’d THINK it’d be a pretty safe statement to say: no woman should ever be locked in a room the way that Matt Lauer was locking women in his office…you’d […]
Every 98 seconds, another person experiences sexual assault. Harvey Weinstein was just exposed as a sexual predator, which sparked an outpouring of stories in the #MeToo campaign. A recent article pointed out that often those that support abortion start with the extreme case, then argue that the solution for the extreme should be the norm. […]
The pro-life community often receives criticism from pro-choicers for only being “pro-birth” or, in other words, only caring about lives in the womb and not the lives of those who are born into difficult circumstances. But it’s incredible stories like this that are proving that claim to be untrue. When Albequerque police officer Ryan Holets […]
