Across the nation, Love Life prayer walks are bringing churches together outside abortion centers to pray, worship, and stand in the gap for the least of these. Last month, we gave live updates from our East Coast cities and invited people across the nation to see what God was doing

Pastor Isaac Fetterhoff still remembers his wife Anna’s face when she came to him with the test results. They had recently found out they were expecting baby number five. At first, Isaac felt overwhelmed. Two boys. Two girls. No more room in the van. Not much room in the bank

In 2008, Tanya Jones sat in the waiting room of a Greensboro abortion center, every part of her soul telling her she should not be there. Her boyfriend had tricked her. He told her he was taking her to lunch to talk about what they should do, but instead, he

When Faith Christian Center adopted a week with Love Life, Ryan and Alyssa didn’t expect it to change their lives. Like many others in their church, they showed up to the prayer walk. They stood outside the abortion center with their church family, not to protest, but to pray. That

Last Saturday, during the very first official Love Life prayer walk in Washington D.C., a couple pulled up in front of Planned Parenthood while believers stood outside praying. For a moment, they sat there while the Church prayed. Then they drove away. They never came back. And as believers continued

“His Lord said to him, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant; you were faithful over a few things, I will make you ruler over many things. Enter into the joy of your Lord.’” Matthew 25:21 This Mother’s Day, we honor a mother and daughter whose quiet faithfulness has helped shape

We all remember 2020. In the midst of COVID, chaos and confusion were everywhere. In many of our Love Life cities, authorities were threatening arrest if we continued to hold prayer walks and sidewalk outreach. In both Greensboro and Charlotte, police actually arrested some of our leaders and local pastors

People often wonder what it looks like for a city to change. Not in theory.Not someday.But in real time. This Saturday, across 26 cities, we saw it. 36 churches stepped into the mission field. Different denominations. Different backgrounds. But all with the same conviction that when the Church shows up,

For decades, a small building just off Randleman Rd in Greensboro stood as one of the darkest places in that city. Tucked away behind a tire shop and an Asian restaurant, it would be easy to miss. But since the early 90’s, precious lives have been destroyed inside as women

Good Friday is a day of grief. It is a day to reflect on humanity’s sinfulness and also to reflect on the lengths God will go through to rescue the lost. The cross of Christ is evidence that our sin brings destruction, but it also declares that God brings redemption.

This is a testimony shared by Sam Frye of how God used their family and the Church to minister to 5 little girls in need of a home. For years, we longed to grow our family. We had been pursuing adoption through an agency. One year passed, then two… and

In July 2025, we shared the story of the Frye family, who opened their home to five young sisters whose mother was living in a rescue mission. What began as a step of obedience has now become something even greater. On February 10, 2026, baby Emerysn was officially adopted by