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3 Ways the Church Can Respond To Roe

CHURCH – this is your time to shine! The issue of abortion is not going to go away if Roe v. Wade is overturned.  There will still be a great need for you to stand for life by caring for women in unplanned pregnancies.  “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the […]

Top 10 Pro Life Resources for Sanctity of Life Sunday 2022

January 16th is National Sanctity of Life Sunday!   It may feel as though conversations about pro life vs pro choice are hard to navigate because it is so politicized and polarizing. But at Save the Storks, we define pro life not as a political issue but a personal one which we are all gifted with the responsibility of caring for and protecting.  We’re offering some resources for you to approach the topic of life and choice with a compassionate, non-political tone to […]

Will they kick me out?

From abortion to teaching post-abortive healing When Victoria Robinson was in her 20s she had an abortion.  That day at the clinic the doctor told her she wasn’t very far along, just 6-8 weeks, and her baby was a “clump of tissue” at that point. No harm, no foul. She says that no one at […]

Kendra’s Story: How A Bus Changed Everything

Mother in New York Chooses Life for Her Baby By Brittany Smith Eight months ago, Kendra walked into an abortion clinic in Schenectady, NY after escaping an abusive relationship.  A relationship that forced her to flee her home town in the middle of the night to protect her daughters. And left her with another baby […]

It’s not possible to be “on the fence” about the abortion issue

I was at my doctor’s office when the subject of my work as a freelance writer came up — which led to my mentioning Save the Storks. My doctor was enthusiastic, excited to hear that I contributed to a pro-life nonprofit. I was excited too, to learn that my doctor was pro-life. Until she said something […]