Rachel’s* thoughts raced as she drove down the busy street in Greensboro. She almost missed her turn, but her eyes were drawn to people wearing colorful vests. She pulled in, scanned the unfamiliar parking lot, and tried to figure out where to go. A woman with a kind face approached Rachel’s car and motioned for
For the past few weeks, we’ve been hinting at a new project on the Care Center’s horizon. We’ve appreciated your guesses as to what it is–particularly the guess about launching our own comedy tour. (We’ll consider that one in our next 3-5 year plan.) We are so excited to share that on April 1, 2019,
This is the final post in our five part series addressing the assumptions of the Shout Your Abortion movement. If you missed our previous articles (Should Women Shout Their Abortions?, Is Abortion Freedom?, Is Abortion Normal?, and Abortion is Good, Because I am Good), then you can check those out by clicking on each title.
This is the fourth part in a five part series that will address the primary assumptions within the Shout Your Abortion movement. If you missed our previous three articles (Should Women Shout Their Abortions?, Is Abortion Freedom?, and Is Abortion Normal?), I’d encourage you to stop now and read each of them first. This week, I’ll be
This is the third part in a five part series that will address the primary assumptions within the Shout Your Abortion movement. If you missed our previous two articles, Should Women Shout Their Abortions? and Is Abortion Freedom?, I’d encourage you to stop now and read both of them first. This week, I’ll be exploring the second
This is the second part in a five part series that will address the primary assumptions within the Shout Your Abortion movement. If you missed our first article, Should Women Shout Their Abortions?, I’d encourage you to stop now and read it first. This week, I’ll be exploring the first assumption of Shout Your Abortion:
In 2015, a movement began when a woman decided to post on Facebook that she’d had an abortion, and she didn’t regret it. This post went viral, and the hashtag #ShoutYourAbortion was born. Women from all over the world came forward to share, not only their personal experiences with abortion, but also the fact that
In 2018, we published nearly 50 articles on our blog for the purpose of sharing the stories, the mission, and the victories of the Care Center and, on a larger scale, the pro-life movement. Our team at the Care Center seeks to produce excellent work in every aspect of this ministry, and we hold our
I don’t want to brag or anything, but I’ve played the role of Mary at least 637 times in a variety of Christmas productions. I guess I’ve just always been gifted with the ability to sit in silence and gaze at a swaddled baby doll while “Mary Did You Know?” is belted out by a
The class was over, but Anna lingered. As other couples made their way out the door, Anna approached Meredith, the class instructor, and pulled her into a hug. When Anna pulled back, there were tears in her eyes. “Thank you,” Anna said as she smiled through her tears. “You have no idea how much this
