Issues
America remains polarized about abortion. Myths and blatant untruths still surround the issue. Here, we look at five more common myths surrounding abortion.
Issues
After 40 years of abortion on demand, life advocates work to promote life and point people towards the truth about abortion.
Issues
Medical abortion gives the abortion industry an opportunity to make abortion sound as simple as “taking a pill” or even a “very safe option for women”. The reality, however, is far different.
Issues
Abortion’s regime has opened the door to exploitation of women on a scale never before seen. No ‘benefit’ before or since has caused such widespread destruction to women – and their families.
Issues
Think Jimmy Stewart and 'It's a Wonderful Life'... Life is full of challenges, yet how can we deny another’s existence before they even have a chance? Every life matters!
Opinion
Each and every person should be treasured in life and protected by law. Abortion's ‘blood money’ may, however, may frustrate this goal.
The reality is fewer and fewer children are now the working adults carrying the financial and tax burden needed to support a growing elderly population. How did we get here?
Politics
Election 2012 will significantly affect the course of our nation. What guides your decision at the polls? Your answer is your vote...
Abortion facilities seemingly operate with very little, if any, oversite. Sadly, ignorance of abortion regulations, or lack thereof, may be putting women at risk.
A poor prenatal diagnosis plunges expectant parents into a world of grief and despair. Perinatal hospice helps families in the midst of their grief and gives meaning to the difficult journey.
-by Suzanne L. Ward
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