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A New Life, A New Beginning

Megan, who was considering her fifth abortion, found support and spiritual encouragement through an ICU Mobile medical unit where she accepted Christ as her Savior. After choosing to keep her baby, she faced challenges including being thrown out by her boyfriend, but received help with shelter and support from her family and the medical team to continue her pregnancy and prepare for parenting.

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Claire Gardner|Care Net|

A Renewed Hope

Michelle, a mother of three, called Care Net’s national hotline feeling overwhelmed and considering abortion after a positive pregnancy test for her fourth child. After speaking with a coach who listened and offered support, Michelle chose to continue her pregnancy, feeling hopeful and supported by her faith and the resources provided. The coach helped Michelle reconnect with her faith and informed her about local pregnancy center support, which contributed to her decision to keep the baby. This interaction exemplifies how Care Net’s hotline provides emotional and spiritual support to women facing difficult pregnancy decisions.

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Claire Gardner|Care Net|

A Pastor’s Wake-Up Call: How Churches & Pregnancy Centers Can Work Together to Make Disciples

Pastor Danny de Armas of First Baptist Orlando encourages local churches to actively support pregnancy centers by offering volunteers, resources, and space, emphasizing the importance of building direct relationships with pregnancy center leaders. He frames this collaboration as an opportunity for the Church to fulfill the Great Commission by supporting mothers and fathers, sharing the Gospel, and making disciples.

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Samantha Jones|Care Net|

Initiative Urges Black Churches to Address Abortion, Offer Pregnancy Support

The Jeremiah 1:5 Project, an initiative of the Douglass Leadership Institute, encouraged Black churches nationwide to speak out about the sanctity of human life and increase support for women facing unexpected pregnancies through Jeremiah 1:5 Sunday held on August 30. The initiative aims to raise awareness about abortion's impact on the Black community, foster relationships between churches and pregnancy centers, and mobilize congregations to provide ongoing care for Black families, with participation reported in states including Georgia, North Carolina, Mississippi, Michigan, Ohio, Virginia, and Texas.

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Tom Campisi|Care Net|

Equipped to GO: New Mobile Ministry Team Prepares to Serve in Florida

Care Net's ICU Mobile team conducted a week of GO Training in Winter Haven, Florida, preparing a new mobile ministry team to operate mobile medical units that help pregnancy centers and churches reach mothers and fathers facing pregnancy decisions. The training included spiritual conversations, client journey, mobile operations, driver safety, maintenance, and community engagement, culminating in the team receiving the keys to their mobile medical unit and a prayer for their mission.

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Samantha Jones|Care Net|

We’ll Never Solve Abortion Until We Address This…

Roland Warren, President and CEO of Care Net, discusses how our most intimate relationships shape our views on abortion, emphasizing that a relationship with God is foundational to understanding freedom, responsibility, and human life. He argues that the abortion issue is deeply connected to the condition of our relationships and cannot be separated from them.

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Samantha Jones|Care Net|