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Content substantially addressing parenting.
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.
Read →Ryan Dobson reflects on his father's influence and the pro-life commitments he carries into his own work. The discussion connects grief and family legacy with compassion and opposition to publicly funded abortion.
Read →Mike Yawler describes a fatherhood program associated with A Woman's Concern. The conversation explores welcoming men at intake and using relationship education to support fathers and families.
Read →Roland Warren discusses Care Net's approach to fatherhood, family, and pro-life ministry in a conversation with Frank Pavone and Jacob Barr. He connects support for men and families with the organization's understanding of abundant life.
Read →WASHINGTON — National Right to Life praised the Trump Administration and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for launching [Moms.gov], a new federal resource designed to support women, children, and families through pregnancy, childbirth, and early parenting. “National Right to Life is grateful to President Trump, Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and the … The post National Right to Life Applauds Launch of Moms.gov to Support Mothers, Babies, and Families appeared first on Florida Right to Life .
Read →Andrew Wood discusses his book Hero, Ghost, Villain and the importance of present, engaged fathers. He connects parenting responsibility and Christian discipleship with broader pro-life concerns.
Read →Jamieson argues that parts of modern feminism have treated motherhood and female fertility as obstacles to equality. From her perspective as a pregnancy-center leader, she connects this cultural critique to abortion and calls for social support that honors motherhood and life.
Read →Snyder recounts a conversation with her daughter about pregnancy, abortion, and family support. She encourages parents to tell children explicitly that an unintended pregnancy would be met with help rather than abandonment or shame.
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