I was manning the post up the street when I saw a car pull over and park on the curb. I meandered over, always a little hesitant to approach a stopped car. It could be anyone. However, she rolled down her window, so I asked if she was headed to

Jane Roe of the infamous Roe v. Wade Supreme Court case deciding that abortion would be the law of the land in 1973 died a few years ago. Norma McCorvey was Jane Roe. Unknown to many people, she never had an abortion, though her name will be forever identified with that terrible Supreme Court

My team was on the sidewalk speaking as we always do on behalf of the unborn when we got the news. Roe v Wade had been overturned by a 6/3 decision of the Supreme Court. As soon as I got the text, which was seconds after the decision, I raised

Mary was put under anesthesia and awoke from the abortion having felt nothing. However, the moment she walked out of the hospital, the full impact of what she had done filled her with anguish. She knew she had just murdered a baby, and committed the unforgivable sin. God would never

The abortion centers in Charlotte were closed on Memorial Day, praise God. But we still learned of a baby saved. A woman contacted me who had chosen life months ago but never told us when she left the abortion center. While I do not remember her, she remembered me. I