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
Position Summary The Church Engagement Coordinator works with the Executive Director to raise funds through churches in Greensboro and Winston Salem, fundraising events and campaigns. Duties will include outreach to current and past churches, potential new churches, administrative tasks related to donor management, and other duties as assigned. Reports to: Executive Director Manages: Related Volunteers
Three Women The three women didn’t know one another. They’d never crossed paths, and had nothing in common. Except for one thing. They had each scheduled an abortion at the same place. In the beginning of 2019, Saturdays on the sidewalk were cold and felt fruitless. Women, one after another, would pull into the driveway,
Throughout November, our nation celebrated National Adoption Month. This option for a woman facing an unplanned pregnancy offers a path to continue to fulfill her personal goals, and also presents the opportunity for her child to have a bright future. For those dreaming of growing their family, adoption provides the opportunity to fulfill that hope.
“Congratulations!” the nurse said. “You can take a picture for your baby book!” I couldn’t find the words, so I just smiled weakly and nodded. Almost mechanically, I fumbled to find my phone and snap a photo of the pregnancy test laying on the table. A positive pregnancy test. She didn’t understand. This wasn’t good
It’s early on a fall Saturday morning, temperatures just barely above freezing. As I pull into the entrance next to A Woman’s Choice, the abortion facility in Greensboro, I’m met by a wall of thirty rainbow-colored vests—the abortion center escorts. Mixed among them, I see Greensboro Pregnancy Care Center’s team of Sidewalk Advocates in bright
“I felt like [abortion] was the only option that I had.” Caralynn Vaughn became unexpectedly pregnant at 16, and it turned her world upside down. Her parents forced her to move out, and she stayed in a relationship with her boyfriend. In the years ahead, she had several more abortions. “I wasted a lot of
Tears welled in the eyes of some and streamed down the cheeks of others. We stared at the large screens at GPCC’s 2019 Benefit Dinner and watched as the total quickly went from $192,450 to $325,00 to over $500,000. In one night, people gave over $562,000 dollars to our mission and vision. What the guests
“What we have been through has been horrible, something I wouldn’t wish on anyone, but what I can also say, is that it has shown us what it means to believe that God will redeem everything, that this life is not where we place our hope. This isn’t the end of the story.” Josh Tisdale
