It’s estimated that nearly half of all pregnancies are unplanned. If the expectant girl or woman is not in a position to give the child the kind of life she wants for him or her, she needs to know that choosing adoption might be a path forward for her. She would have many choices about who the adoptive family would be and what level of communication and relationship she would have with them and her child.
Botched Abortion Survivor Heroes
They were never supposed to be born. Abortion would end their precious lives, but God had other plans. Today, they are living amazing, purposeful lives. Ernie Gawilan Ernie was born in the Philippines in 1991 without the lower part of both legs and an underdeveloped left arm which were the result of a botched abortion. Adding to his challenges, his father abandoned him, and his mother died of cholera when he was just five months old. Subsequently raised by his grandparents, he suffered...
Death Train Getting Longer
Merchants of death are excitedly pushing to add more cars to their anti-Personhood train that takes the elderly and infirm to the tragedy of ending their own lives. Advocates of enabling people to kill themselves are hoping Massachusetts will open the floodgates for enacting more physician assisted death laws across the country. “They [opponents] know that if death with dignity passes in Massachusetts, other states will quickly follow their leadership,” according to Peg Sandeen, Chief...
Palliative Care vs Hospice
Making end of life decisions is often overwhelming. So many emotions are involved; it’s hard to know what’s best for a loved one. Since palliative care and hospice are the two most frequently considered, it’s critical to know the difference. It’s important to note that services delivered by these providers do not always demonstrate a respect for the sanctity of human life or the Personhood of the individual. Palliative Care Palliative care is specialized medical care designed to provide relief...
Mom’s Final Journey: A Promise Kept
Shortly before my beloved father died, I promised him that I would care for Mom at home just as I had cared for him. I hope that, by sharing my experiences as my mother’s caregiver, others will be encouraged to care and advocate for their own elderly or disabled loved ones. You’ll never regret the time and attention you lavish on them. Love demands no less. When I moved back to our family home to care for my elderly parents in March 2013, Mom could still walk unassisted around the house and...
A Feminist Secret
What’s at the top of the feminist agenda? “Abortion on demand and without apology.” They brazenly shout this mantra with a defiance that reveals their true desire. Here’s a little known secret: that’s not how the feminist movement began. Most Americans would be shocked to learn that the earliest feminists were, almost without exception, opposed to abortion. As we celebrate Women’s History Month in March, it’s important for pro-life supporters to understand and share this reality. The first to...
Profit vs Expected Hospice Care
Profit vs Expected Hospice Care Hospice is supposed to provide skilled and compassionate care for those suffering a terminal illness. It often falls far short of that goal, and now it’s getting worse. That’s because the field is increasingly being swallowed up by businesses more interested in profits than providing the kind of care we expect. Profit-driven private equity firms are “gobbling up hospice chains and getting in the business of dying,” explained a recent online article in HuffPost....
Human Trafficking: The Hidden Tragedy
January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month. It focuses attention on one of the worst assaults against Personhood, sex trafficking. In fact, the buying and selling of people is one of the fastest growing criminal industries in the world. Sex trafficking preys on women, young girls, and boys enslaving them in a nightmare situation often with little hope of escape. The tragedy is made worse by COVID lockdowns, which force school children to spend more time online, a favorite site for...
Those Amazing Stem Cells
The Bible declares that we humans are “fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139.14). Clearly, the human body is the most complex and unique organism God created. Fundamental to our complexity are stem cells, of which there are two kinds. The first being embryonic stem cells, which develop shortly after fertilization and are the creation of a new person. The second type adult, or somatic stem cells, are present throughout all the tissues and organs of our bodies. Because of the...
Leaving a Pro-Life Legacy
You’re passionate about saving innocent human lives- in the womb and after birth- through all stages of life until natural death. Because of your desire to change hearts and save lives, our paths have crossed in the defense of the innocent in America and in our beloved state of Georgia. Your prayers and gifts have helped us reach millions of Georgians, changing hearts and indeed saving lives! God appoints to each of us the days of our lives so that we can be used of Him to bless others, do his...
