We are so excited for the 2020 Walk for Life coming up on April 25th at LeBauer Park in Downtown Greensboro! This year’s theme, “Go,” celebrates the exciting ways our organization is growing and moving forward in our mission: empowering women to face their unplanned pregnancies without fear. Growing in Our Mission On March 2
In recent weeks, The Pregnancy Network (formerly Greensboro Pregnancy Care Center) has been mentioned in several Yes! Weekly articles, specifically regarding our presence outside the abortion facility in Greensboro. There has been much misinformation, including the accusation that our volunteers have been physically aggressive and illegally blocking traffic. We recognize that such statements may, understandably,
If you recently learned that you’re pregnant, you may be feeling many emotions. Whether your pregnancy was planned or unplanned, the news can bring feelings of anxiety at a level you’ve never experienced before. Whether you’re delightfully surprised or rather anxious, rest assured— your emotions are valid. Here are a few intense (but totally normal)
2019 has been a year of growth and vision for Greensboro Pregnancy Care Center. We’ve seen a 24% increase in unique clients; a 38% increase in ultrasounds performed; and 82% of our clients have allowed us to share the gospel with them. We praise God for the opportunity to help women in our community. While we are grateful
Once a year, I travel to my nation’s capital and join tens of thousands of people to take a stand for women and the unborn. One of my favorite parts about participating in the March for Life is deciding what to put on my poster. This year, one side read, “Pro-Life because I’m Pro-Woman.” To
An unplanned pregnancy changes everything. Laura Lynn Hughes knows this well. Pregnant at fifteen, she was faced with a life-altering decision. Should she keep her baby, or seek an abortion? In her book, Choose Zoe, Laura shares her compelling story as well as the stories of others, tackling everything from abortion to addictions to abusive
In early January, actress Michelle Williams accepted a Golden Globe and credited her achievement to exercising a “woman’s right to choose.” Her statements were met with applause and approval in a room full of Hollywood’s elite. Williams used her platform to push a false narrative—that a woman must suppress her body’s natural ability to have
I first saw the title Pro-Life Kids! as I was scrolling through my Facebook feed. I simultaneously felt a surge of excitement and a whisper of skepticism. Excitement because a children’s book upholding the dignity of life and challenging kids to use their voices on the issue would be such a benefit to parents who
It’s that time of year again! When the gym that was quiet just a few days ago, overnight seems packed to the brim. According to a survey by Inc., about 71 percent of resolutions are focused on health and exercise. It’s no surprise that when January rolls around, everyone is suddenly all-in on their resolutions
In 2019, we’ve published over 40 articles on our blog. We’ve shared stories of victory, heartache, and so much more. As the year comes to a close, we wanted to look back on our best articles. How did we choose them? Actually, you chose them. Each of the articles below received the most engagement from
