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From Genesis to the Gospels, the Bible is filled with stories of miraculous births. In fact, there are 397 instances of the word “birth” in the Bible. Each birth story shows God’s heart toward the womb, toward mothers and fathers, and toward the children He forms. Through each story, we see God’s hand in the […]
Understanding the Debate: Abortion and Women’s Health It is essential to raise awareness about how abortion can affect women’s physical and mental health. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we should not ignore the possible connection between abortion and the risk of breast cancer. In a pro-abortion culture and pro-abortion medical world, it is difficult to […]
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month—a time to honor the babies we have lost and the families navigating grief, heartbreak, and healing. This story comes from one of our Save the Storks staff members, Jessica, who courageously shares her journey through miscarriage and the hope that followed. Jessica’s Story “When my husband Levi […]
A beautiful adoption story recently made headlines in the media when Millie Bobby Brown, one of the stars of Stranger Things, and her husband, Jake Bongiovi, welcomed a baby girl into their family. Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi’s Beautiful Adoption Story Not only is this a beautiful development for this young family, but it […]
The popular new novel, “Margo’s Got Money Troubles” by Rufi Thorpe, contains a surprisingly pro-life message. The main character, Margo, finds herself unexpectedly pregnant after she has an affair with her professor. She decides to give her baby life instead of having an abortion, although she is being pressured to do so by people in […]
In Margo Has Money Troubles, Rufi Thorpe tells the fictional story of a bright, resourceful young woman whose future derails when she becomes pregnant in college. Margo is an English student at a junior college. She has a short-lived affair with her English professor, and discovers a few weeks later that she’s pregnant. Instead of […]
When I married my husband, I became a military spouse, taking on a title that I admired and respected but knew little about. I had no idea of the everyday sacrifices it would bring. I knew there would be times that would be difficult, moments he wouldn’t be there to help when I would have […]
This summer, Save the Storks is turning miles into meaningful support for moms facing unexpected pregnancies through our Miles for Moms campaign. Whether you’re walking, biking, running, or traveling far and wide, every mile can help bring life-affirming care to women across the country. We’re excited to spotlight two incredible women—Ashley, a fitness coach and […]
In Fantastic Four: First Steps, Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby) breaks new ground as the first pregnant superhero in a major Marvel movie. But pregnancy doesn’t hold her back; it powers her forward. She’s saving the world and preparing for motherhood, proving that women can do it all. In May, Sue Storm actress Vanessa Kirby arrived […]
Mother’s Day is a testament to the beauty of mothers and what they bring to our lives. When I was growing up, Mother’s Day was always a big deal in our house. It was a time to take a moment and thank my mom for all she did for us throughout the year. We served […]
When you think of a superhero, you might imagine Superman, Batman, or even one of the many Avengers movies. You might think of someone in a cape flying around and saving lives, but the truth is, one of the most overlooked superheroes in our lives are moms. While all moms are superheroes, there’s something incredibly […]
By Charlotte Pence Bond My pregnancy and postpartum journeys with both of my children opened my eyes to the lack of education I received about the perinatal time of my life as a woman. Women should be informed throughout their education about the science behind their bodies, hormones, and fertility. Women’s healthcare and the lack […]
