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Part trucker. Part baby rescuer. That’s how I fancy myself—an unfettered hombre on the open road, hauling a whole heap of culture of life from one town to the next, en route to a destiny of hope. Over the last seven months I have driven well over 10,000 miles across 19 states showing Storks mobile […]
My husband recently mentioned to a colleague that we were expecting again. We have one daughter who is sixteen months and we are expecting a little boy this summer! My husband is finishing up his second year of grad school, and when he made this announcement, his fellow student immediately replied, “What did you do that […]
It’s been several years since supermodel, Kathy Ireland, appeared on Mike Huckabee’s talk show to talk about her stance on the issue of life. Even almost a decade later, Ireland’s responses to common pro-choice arguments are some of the most clear and concise we’ve ever heard. But Ireland wasn’t always pro-life. She became a Christian […]
This story is proof that the pro-life movement is filled with people ready to help at any given moment. Julie is a client advocate at a Care Net pregnancy center in Utica, New York. Every day she listens to the stories of women who come into the center. The women she serves are often overwhelmed […]
This week, pro-choicers are up in arms over one single word included in the GOPs proposed tax plan. The plan allows for families to open what’s called a 529 education savings accounts for their unborn children. Apparently the “unborn” are now on par with Darth Vader. Ilyse Hogue, President of NARAL Pro-Choice America explains, “This […]
When we argue about pro-life vs. pro-choice it can be easy to lose sight of what we’re even arguing about. It’s so easy to want to be right that winning becomes more important than knowledge. We forget the people we are even “fighting” for. That’s why I love this story. It reminds me that there […]
In light of recent pro-life legislations, including the Heartbeat Protection Act and the recent Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, pro-choicers have taken to twitter (again) with the hashtag #NoAbortionBan. To summarize, The Heartbeat Protection Act bans abortion past the point at which a heartbeat can be detected (which is usually around six weeks), with […]
In light of recent pro-life legislations, including the Heartbeat Protection Act and the recent Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, pro-choicers have taken to twitter (again) with the hashtag #NoAbortionBan. To summarize, The Heartbeat Protection Act bans abortion past the point at which a heartbeat can be detected (which is usually around six weeks), with […]
“I am a man with Down syndrome and my life is worth living.” These powerful words spoken by Down syndrome activist Frank Stephens evoked a standing ovation at last week’s U.S. Appropriations Committee hearing. Stephens lives boldly as a man with Down syndrome, challenging society’s view of what it means to live a life worth […]
Live Action News — My name is Margarita. I am 26-years-old and was brought up in a non-Christian, single-parent home with a mother who worked full-time to provide for me. As a result, we rarely talked or bonded. At the young age of 14, I fell into the wrong group of people. They were promiscuous, doing […]
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 […]
I woke up one Sunday morning in June of 2016. It seemed just like any other day. Our four-year-old son and I were eating breakfast when my husband arrived home from an overnight shift at work. He quickly went into the office to print something out. I wondered what was so important. I would soon […]
