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*Names of mother and baby in this story have been changed for privacy. When Maria scheduled an appointment at the Women’s Resource Center (WRC) of Crawfordsville, Indiana, her goal was simple – to find out if she was expecting. New to the United States, the possibility of being pregnant and alone was daunting. It brought […]
Trigger Warning: This story includes references to satanic ritual abortion, rape, abuse, and murder.*The names of women, ministries, and states have been changed or undisclosed for safety purposes. Haley’s Story (trigger warning*) *The following paragraphs contain content that might trigger or upset some audiences. At 18, Haley had already been pregnant four times. Of her […]
Are you planning to attend the 2024 March for Life? When we join with our compassion and love for mothers, families, and their unborn babies, we can show the world that we still stand for equal access to motherhood for every woman. This is not just a rally; the march is a beautiful celebration of […]
The Scriptures resound with the unmistakable message that God cherishes the sanctity of every life. God is the ultimate giver of life, and even the smallest and most vulnerable lives matter profoundly to the Creator (Matthew 18:6). Journeying through the scriptures, this blog dives into the significance of Jesus’ birth as the foundation for being […]
When you search ‘pro-life definition’ on Google, you might find reputable sources, such as the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, simplifying it as merely being opposed to abortion. However, the truth is that being pro-life encompasses a much more comprehensive meaning. In this article, we’ll provide a more accurate definition of pro-life, explore its origins, debunk common misconceptions, […]
In September 2012, Save the Storks began with the vision of a country where women could be empowered to make educated choices with the help of our Mobile Medical Clinic. Twelve years later, our 100th mobile medical clinic is finally here! We are so excited, grateful, and in awe of what the Lord has done […]
By Charlotte Pence Bond The holidays bring joy, laughter, reunion, and togetherness, but they can also be accompanied by difficult conversations. Especially when political issues are top of mind. The stereotype of holiday conversations is often that people will argue over religion or political views, leading to avoidance of these topics altogether. Sometimes, family members […]
MARYVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 30, 2023– Next week, Pregnancy Resource Center in Maryville, Tennessee, will receive Save the Storks’ 100th Stork Bus—a state-of-the-art mobile medical clinic. With varying laws surrounding women’s reproductive health throughout the nation, Stork Buses aim to provide consistent care and support to women facing unplanned pregnancies. This milestone mobile medical clinic will begin […]
Christmas is a time of joy, giving, and togetherness, but it can also be challenging and stressful for single moms. Balancing work, parenting, and holiday preparations can be overwhelming. This Christmas, spread some extra cheer by supporting single moms in your community. Helping a mom can be as simple as reaching out to offer encouragement […]
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, which means we are coming up on some of the best deals of the year with Black Friday! Black Friday is November 24th, so now is the time for those who partake to build a Wishlist. We know between getting the kids to school, working a full-time job, and […]
Who is Ruby Marie? My grandmother was Ruby Marie Fried. The story that she told me goes like this… In 1944, Ruby Marie had been married just a couple of years to my grandfather, John. They had gone up to the Northwest part of the country because he was training to be deployed during WWII […]
By Charlotte Pence Bond While the pro-abortion movement highlights abortion as a “woman’s choice” and something that involves only “her body,” the reality is that many women choose abortion because of someone else’s choice, someone else’s coercion. The pressure women face to get an abortion can come in the direct form of abuse, but it […]
