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Embryo adoption has been a recent development that many women and families are discovering and choosing to pursue. It offers a unique and compassionate pathway to parenthood. This type of adoption allows embryos who have not been born to have a chance at life. At Save the Storks, it is always our mission to celebrate […]
Valentine’s Day is often seen as a time to celebrate romantic love, but for many single moms, it can be a bittersweet day. With the demands of raising children, managing a household, and juggling a career, the over-the-top celebrations can sometimes feel distant or even overwhelming. However, Valentine’s Day also offers a beautiful opportunity to […]
Since January 7, the LA fires, with major wildfires like the Palisades and Eaton fires, have wreaked havoc across neighborhoods and communities, leaving thousands of families displaced. Homes and properties have either completely burned down or been deemed unlivable. While the majority of the areas in-range have been evacuated, the entire county struggles with poor […]
Sally Field, famous for her roles in Steel Magnolias, Forrest Gump, Mrs. Doubtfire, and as “Aunt May” in The Amazing Spider-Man series, recently opened up on her Instagram that in 1964, at the age of 17, she had an abortion. At the time, abortion was still illegal in the United States, and her doctor, a […]
Getting an abortion, contrary to popular belief, is not an easy decision. As much as the media and culture today have formed the narrative that women should not only have abortions for unwanted pregnancies but will not suffer from any negative mental health impacts, that’s simply not the case. In most situations, women are pressured […]
Whether you’re eighteen, single, and still living with your parents, or you’re twenty-eight, married, and financially stable, you may not feel like you’re ready to become a mom. As much as the pro-choice side argues that abortion is necessary for girls who are still young, not mature or even stable enough to take care of […]
Dear Editor, I read your recent post about Hannah Neeleman, the woman who won Mrs. World and goes by “@ballerinafarm” on social media, and was disheartened by how you chose to word her piece and the caption on Instagram. I have no personal affiliations with Hannah, nor do I follow her on social media, but […]
There’s been a massive communication breakdown about abortion. You’ve probably experienced the barriers to communication first-hand. There’s no faster way to turn a family function nasty than by asking your aunt or uncle “Hey, aren’t you glad that Roe v. Wade got overturned?” For even more fireworks, post about it on Facebook and watch the […]
Want to become an effective advocate for life? Then you must develop a robust foundation for your life-affirming theology and beliefs. The term “theology” might bring images of monks studying ancient manuscripts or seminary professors discussing complex concepts to mind. But in reality, theology is a simple idea: the study of God. Like biology (the […]
If you’re reading this blog, you’re likely a Christian whose mind is made up about abortion. You recognize that life is sacred and should be protected at all costs but you’re looking for a biblical basis for why life matters. If you are looking at life from a worldly view, why? Why is life sacred? […]
Before the 1960’s and the women’s equality movement, the public overlooked or misunderstood women’s healthcare. Doctors used to treat men and women the same despite their massive differences in genetic makeup. Today if someone mentions “women’s healthcare,” one might immediately think of abortion and maternal healthcare. This is due to the growing debate over what […]
Paul and Susan were both Pastor’s kids before they met and got married. Before moving to Redding, California, they pastored a church and lived in Florida for 22 years. They always wanted to have a family with lots of kids. If you are considering adoption we hope Paul and Susan’s words will give you a […]
