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By Charlotte Pence Bond In our current intense political climate, it’s easy to place abortion in the world of politics and leave it there. Political “wins” and “losses” can often be the most discussed areas of the pro-life cause. While it’s important to focus on the political side of abortion and be informed about state […]
Every year, millions of Americans gather around their television to watch the Super Bowl game, but what many look forward to most is the excellent commercials that premier during the ad breaks. More than one Super Bowl ad pulled at our heartstrings this year and promoted life-affirming values. Here are some of our favorite pro-life […]
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 […]
A new policy enacted in Washington State now allows pharmacists to prescribe mifepristone and misoprostol, most commonly used as abortion pills. The Food and Drug Administration passed a rule in 2023 that expanded the abortion pill availability to include large chains like Walgreens and CVS and online pharmacies. Now, in an attempt to spearhead abortion […]
Imagine seeing life on an ultrasound for the first time—a tiny heartbeat flickering, the delicate outline of a hand waving hello. Today, this is a routine moment for most expectant mothers. But less than a century ago, this life-changing technology didn’t exist. The invention of the ultrasound arrived in the 1950s, a pivotal moment in […]
Every January, thousands gather in Washington, D.C., for the March for Life, celebrating the sanctity of life and advocating for the unborn. This year’s event featured Vice President JD Vance, incredible performances, and creative, thought-provoking signs. Here’s a quick recap of the highlights before we dive into the top 10 signs from this year’s March […]
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 […]
Abortion training is now a standard part of OB-GYN education, with the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) requiring it while allowing doctors to opt out for moral reasons. In their efforts to “destigmatize and integrate abortion training,” ACOG has placed growing pressure on doctors like Dr. Catherine Wheeler, for whom opting out is […]
Only 25% of people stay committed to their New Year’s resolutions after the first 30 days. But what if, this year, your resolutions could have a lasting impact? Here are some meaningful life-affirming New Year’s resolutions and tips to help you keep them all year long! Give Every Month What better way to stay committed […]
The March for Life began in 1974 as a response to the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision, which legalized abortion. Fifty years later, since Roe v. Wade has been overturned, the mission of the march continues to evolve. At Save the Storks, we’re dedicated to creating a story of hope and empowerment for every […]
It’s the holiday season—a time when many of us cozy up with a cup of hot cocoa and lose ourselves in the charm of a Hallmark movie. But what is it about Christmas that stirs such sentimentality in us? Perhaps it’s the story of Jesus’ birth: a humble beginning that changed the world forever. His […]
Brittany’s pregnancy was far from the joyful experience she and her husband, Alec, a Save the Storks staff member, had envisioned. Instead of excitement, they faced overwhelming heartbreak and uncertainty. “At our very first prenatal appointment, Alec and I found out something was not right with our baby,” Brittany recalled. The news marked the beginning […]
