“It looks like you have everything you need. Have a safe trip home!” The midwife smiled and disappeared from the room, taking with her every ounce of parenting confidence I thought I had. I blinked. Waited. The midwife didn’t return. Well then. My husband and I gathered our things along with our sleepy and less
When I was 16 years old, my dad asked if I wanted to go on a mission trip with him to Africa. Immediately, my answer was “YES!” But then, he told me I needed to fundraise and raise $2,500 in a few months. As a 16 year old, this amount of money sounded unreachable. But
We are Hiring This full-time position will be based in our Winston-Salem location. View the full position description below. To apply, please send a resume and cover letter as separate attachments to Development Director, Hope Earwood, at hearwood@thepregnancynetwork.org. Position Summary The Development Coordinator works with the Development Director to raise funds through churches and individual
During our first month open in Winston-Salem, we had the opportunity to serve 21 women. Our nurses and advocates were able to empower these women to face their unplanned pregnancies without fear. We could not do what we do without our amazing staff, so we wanted to introduce you to the team that serves at
Motherhood is life-changing, but it doesn’t mean you have to put all your dreams on hold. Today we’re highlighting a mom raising five kids while also leading a successful business. `As our Strong Mothers series continues, we’re sharing how Joanna Gaines, the better half of the duo behind “Fixer Upper,” is pursuing her goals while
Pregnant and Afraid Standing on the sidewalk outside of Greensboro’s abortion facility, memories flooded Hannah’s* mind. The fear. The uncertainty. The loneliness. Suddenly she was 18 again, pregnant and terrified about how a pregnancy would change her future. She’d felt trapped, as if abortion was her only choice. She’d come painfully close to moving forward
Paula never expected that Wednesday night would end tragically. Yet even through the unimaginable, Paula says God redeemed her story and brought her a blessing through her pain. Paula was gang raped by her date and his roommate, and says she felt she was “left trying to pick up the pieces of my life.” She
After over 35 years of service in Greensboro, this week The Pregnancy Network opened a new Winston-Salem location. Our staff and ministry partners celebrated the expansion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, and the opportunity to get a first look after weeks of renovations. Located at 811 W. Fifth Street, the new office in downtown Winston-Salem is
To say the events of 2020 upended the status quo for many of us would be an understatement. We’ve seen riots wreak havoc, disease ravage bodies, and politics destroy relationships. In the midst of the chaos, the Church has a unique opportunity and responsibility to be the light. To love our neighbors. To speak the
New year, new season of the Empowered Advocate podcast The Pregnancy Network created our podcast with this goal: to equip and empower you, our listeners, to advocate for life at every stage. In Season 1 and Season 2, we shared real women’s stories and highlighted organizations making a difference. We also share conversations with notable
