The bond between a parent and a child is one of the most fundamental instincts in humanity. From the moment a child is born, parents are their protectors, advocates, and primary source of guidance. We require parental consent …
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PreBorn! and TPUSA
A Recap of Dan Steiner’s Time at TPUSA — the Changing Landscape of Abortion in the US and the Church’s Role in the Fight for Life
Megan Wilhelm
Thought Leadership
The Dark Truth Behind Birth Control
Tenacity is a virtue in most circumstances. Unfortunately, that virtue can be used for evil. One such case is the recent approval of an over the
Brandon Stewart
Stories of Hope
Angie’s Story: Be Brave
Angie dialed a PreBorn! Network Clinic and immediately hung up the phone. She was looking for help, but she wasn’t quite ready to face reality—she was
McKenzie Hammons
Thought Leadership
The Future of Abortion is Digital
The wise teacher wrote: “To everything there is a reason, a time for every purpose under heaven ….” Ecclesiastes 3:1 (NKJV) No passage of Scripture could
Roxy Lamorgese
Thought Leadership
The Need For More
I remember when I was called to pro-life evangelism. I had been a Christian for only three years, and lived with the secret, the shame, and
Pam Whitehead
Thought Leadership
Shocking Rise of Abortion Vacations After Roe v. Wade
Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June 2022, abortion vacations have been on the rise. For those unfamiliar, an abortion vacation is when a
Megan Wilhelm
Stories of Hope
Veronica’s Story: Choosing Love and Sacrifice Over Abortion
Before following through with her plans to abort, Veronica remembered that God’s word says “He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world, that
McKenzie Hammons
Stories of Hope
Alicia’s Miraculous Choice: From Despair to Hope and Blessings
“Behold, children are a heritage from the LORD, The fruit of the womb is a reward.” Psalm 127:3 NKJV You don’t have to embark on a
Hope Cross
Stories of Hope
Amanda & Mia: Two Florida Women Choose Life
One PreBorn! Network Clinic in Florida saw 31 women choose life in the month of May. Two of their stories shed light on one driving factor
McKenzie Hammons