Unborn lives are at stake!
Life is a precious gift
Every human being is endowed with the precious gift of life, deserving of protection, love, and respect. The unborn are no different. Their lives are not defined by size, location, or level of development but by the fundamental truth that they are human, made in the image of God. Every heartbeat, every tiny movement, and every potential for a future is a testament to the sanctity of life!
Our mission is steadfast...
We exist to to defend the most vulnerable among us through God's unchanging truth and love as we empower, enrich, and equip the lives of those we serve. We are dedicated to saving the lives of the unborn by providing alternatives to abortion through education and services to women and their families regarding pregnancy and sexual health services through a dedicated team of staff and volunteers, licensed medical professionals, mentors, life coaches, community partners and more.
You can make a difference!
With your continued prayers, support, and encouragement, we have been able to make a significant difference in the lives of countless individuals. But there is still much work to be done.
Your passion and commitment to this cause are vital in ensuring that we can continue to stand for life, truth, and compassion. Whether it's through continued financial support, volunteering, or spreading the word about the life-changing work we're doing, there are countless ways you can help. Every action, no matter how big or small, moves us closer to creating a world where every life is cherished and protected.
Thank you for doing your part to support life and offer hope.
With your continued prayers, support, and encouragement, we can make a significant difference in the lives of countless individuals. But there is still much work to be done.
Below are simple ways to give back through every day means or information to take the next step to volunteer or give financially to further the cause of saving lives.
Thank you for doing your part to support life and offer hope.
