Bishop Daniel Thomas thanks pregnancy help workers ahead of Appreciation Week
Roughly 2,750 centers across the U.S. offer support to pregnant and parenting women, according to the U.S.
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Roughly 2,750 centers across the U.S. offer support to pregnant and parenting women, according to the U.S.
Read →Pregnancy Help Appreciation Week honors staff, volunteers, nurses, directors and receptionists working across pregnancy help organizations. The post Serving vulnerable pregnant and parenting women is ‘heroic’ work, says USCCB pro-life chair first appeared on OSV News .
Read →Whether it's His calling to serve or how to grow the ministry that He ordained; see how the Lord can "fling doors wide open".
Read →Putin ordered the government to ensure search engines prioritize pregnancy support websites on searches for abortion services.
Read →Do pregnancy centers, food pantries, or campus ministries exist because the church is failing to do her work?
Read →Discussing the need for studies on loss, training pregnancy centers, abortion healing, miscarriage and stillbirth healing, and more in time for Pregnancy Loss Awareness Month.
Read →“Working at Option Line has meant the saving and redeeming of lives that people think are not important."
Read →California Attorney General Rob Bonta spent six weeks in an Oakland courtroom this summer trying to prove that pro-life pregnancy centers mislead women about abortion pill reversal. Abortion pill reversal gives a mother who regrets taking the first abortion pill a chance to save her baby.
Read →One of the things I appreciate most about pregnancy center ministry is the people who faithfully show up to do this work.
Read →Months after a Tennessee pregnancy center employee sounded the alarm on a sketchy package of abortion pills received by a client, the underhanded distribution of these pills continues. Three more dodgy packages of pills have come to the same clinic in clients’ possession.
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Read →“Our prayer is that we will be able to help moms see their baby and bond with their baby,”
Read →The State of Arkansas has awarded more than $1.7 million in grants to pro-life pregnancy help organizations since July 1 of this year. The funding was possible thanks to a budget measure lawmakers passed last spring.
Read →Hempstead, New York A 40 Days for Life sidewalk counselor approached a couple entering a Long Island Planned Parenthood and explained the services available at a local pregnancy center. As a result, they didn’t go inside Planned Parenthood.
Read →Pro-abortion radicals firebombed a New York pregnancy center after the Dobbs draft leaked in 2022. Down in Mayfield, Kentucky, a pregnancy center that 50 neighbors launched in 1996 answered that hatred...
Read →Planned Parenthood shut its Gainesville, Florida, clinic in June, blaming a lack of patients. The pro-life pregnancy center that had operated right next door since 1997 never ran short of women...
Read →"The seller found out that it was a crisis pregnancy center that wanted to buy the building, and there was pushback, which we expected."
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Read →A pro-life pregnancy center has bought the Planned Parenthood building next door, taking over a site that killed babies in abortions and turn evil into good. SIRA Pregnancy Center closed on the property at 914 NW 13th St.
Read →A remarkable real estate transaction in Gainesville, Fla., has seen a pro-life pregnancy center acquire a building previously owned by Planned Parenthood, transforming a site once associated with abortion into a dedicated hub for life-affirming services.
Read →Elizabeth Warren went on television and demanded that pro-life pregnancy centers be shut down across America. In Mayfield, Kentucky, one of those centers has now been open for 30 years.
Read →Laura Messick and Shelley Sumner have each led Tennessee pregnancy centers for 40 years, with Portico in Murfreesboro and Life Choices of Memphis both celebrating their 40th anniversary in 2026. They discuss their mentorship, the importance of prayer over funding in pregnancy center ministry, combating abortion-pill misinformation, unity among centers, and share impactful stories of life-affirming transformations.
Read →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.
Read →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.
Read →California Attorney General Rob Bonta sued Heartbeat International and RealOptions pregnancy centers for promoting abortion pill reversal, seeking over $20 million in penalties and a court order to ban claims that the treatment is safe and effective. During the six-week trial, the state's lead expert witness could not definitively say that abortion pill reversal is ineffective or unsafe, and no evidence of harm from the treatment was presented, while defense witnesses testified to successful outcomes and thousands of lives saved.
Read →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.
Read →Marc Burmich left his successful consultancy business to lead and transform Choices Pregnancy Centers in the Phoenix area into a thriving, well-funded organization by restructuring roles, increasing revenue, and expanding services including launching a mobile medical unit. Under his leadership, the organization has seen increased client load and funding, enabling it to serve more than 6,000 clients annually and expand medical services statewide while maintaining a focus on compassionate care.
Read →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.
Read →The Texas Supreme Court has allowed Attorney General Ken Paxton's lawsuit against Yelp to proceed, challenging the company's use of labels on pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) that Paxton alleges are misleading because they were applied uniformly to all PRCs regardless of whether they have licensed medical professionals onsite. Yelp had initially placed labels stating that PRCs typically provide limited medical services and may not have licensed medical professionals, but changed the label after the lawsuit to say PRCs do not offer abortions or referrals, and the legal dispute continues after lower courts reinstated Paxton's suit despite Yelp's attempts to dismiss it.
Read →Pregnancy centers in Iowa often provide childcare for children while their mothers receive services, addressing the challenge that some mothers face in bringing other children with them. However, these centers sometimes struggle to entertain the children adequately while ensuring the mother receives proper care.
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