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Christmas is a time of joy, giving, and togetherness, but it can also be challenging and stressful for single moms. Balancing work, parenting, and holiday preparations can be overwhelming. This Christmas, spread some extra cheer by supporting single moms in your community. Helping a mom can be as simple as reaching out to offer encouragement […]
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, which means we are coming up on some of the best deals of the year with Black Friday! Black Friday is November 24th, so now is the time for those who partake to build a Wishlist. We know between getting the kids to school, working a full-time job, and […]
Who is Ruby Marie? My grandmother was Ruby Marie Fried. The story that she told me goes like this… In 1944, Ruby Marie had been married just a couple of years to my grandfather, John. They had gone up to the Northwest part of the country because he was training to be deployed during WWII […]
By Charlotte Pence Bond While the pro-abortion movement highlights abortion as a “woman’s choice” and something that involves only “her body,” the reality is that many women choose abortion because of someone else’s choice, someone else’s coercion. The pressure women face to get an abortion can come in the direct form of abuse, but it […]
According to a 2022 study with Harvard Medical School, about 1 in every 800 babies will be diagnosed with Down syndrome. Still, there is negativity and misinformation when it comes to diagnosing Down syndrome. Sadly, advice from healthcare professionals can push parents to abort their child. When doctors offer abortion as an option upon the […]
The Church is the organization God created for us to provide the world with passion, hope, and love. Despite this truth, we at Save the Storks noticed a gap between the Church and the pro-life movement. 52% of churchgoers who have had an abortion say that no one at church knows about it. Statistics like […]
Facing Teenage Pregnancy Emily was pregnant at 19 years old when she first came to Hope Center in Corsicana, Texas. She was looking for confirmation of pregnancy and estimated gestational age to finalize her abortion appointment in Kansas. Although Emily had plans to abort, she entered the women’s health clinic in deep conflict over the […]
During a time of separation from his first wife, Truett met and began seeing Lea, his wife, now of 46 years. After a season of being together, Lea discovered she was pregnant. In a moment of guilt and shame, they chose abortion. Soon after, they separated but came together after Truett and his first wife […]
In the ongoing debate surrounding abortion, pro-life books are crucial in presenting arguments, stories, and perspectives advocating for the sanctity of life. This article explores some of the best pro-life books available today. Whether looking for intellectual insights, personal experiences, or inspirational messages, these books offer diverse perspectives to engage with the pro-life topic. Top […]
Parents, there’s a difference between creating an anti-abortion culture and a culture of life in your home. Talking about the evils of Planned Parenthood won’t create a pro-life family. Neither will a worldview course, reading the Bible, reciting Psalm 139 every night, or marching for life at the drop of a hat. At the end […]
Madi’s Unplanned Pregnancy Story She played a season of college soccer, unaware of the life growing inside her. When Madi was 20, she thought she knew what her story would look like. She studied elementary education at Colorado Christian University and played D2 soccer with some of her best friends. She had a boyfriend of […]
Have you seen headlines like this? ”Here’s how I baked 200 cookies with just a ballpoint pen and quart of baking soda!” You likely have. That’s because websites know we love stories about people accomplishing great things with limited resources. Why? Because stories about people overcoming the odds and doing great things with few resources […]
