Editor’s note. The following is testimony from a HOPE client. HOPE in Northern Virginia “provides compassion, material resources and education to women, both during and after their pregnancies. We give HOPE so women are empowered to choose life.” “Prior to coming to HOPE I felt scared and confused about my pregnancy. The baby’s father was …
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By Dave Andrusko If you happen to look back at stories from the past few weeks, you might have noticed that many of the truly inspiring accounts of babies who survived even though physicians had advised their parents to abort appear in the Daily Mail, a British publication. One of my personal favorites appeared today …
Continue reading "“Where there is life, there is hope. Always.”"By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. There is so much in this post which ran a year ago that remains relevant that I thought you might enjoy a second look as we close out 2017. There’s been a fair amount of chatter, overwhelmingly positive, about an interview the former director of Barack Obama’s 2012 faith outreach …
Continue reading "“Reclaiming Hope” or re-writing history?"By Maria Gallagher, Legislative/PAC Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation 2016 may be remembered as the year in which a new era of hope dawned in the United States-and you helped to make what seemed impossible become possible again. For the past eight years, the Obama Administration has thwarted opportunities to provide greater protection for pre-born babies …
Continue reading "Thanks to You, a New Era of Hope"By Maria Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation Poet Emily Dickinson once wrote a short, sweet poem with the title, “’Hope’ is the thing with feathers.” The first stanza reads ’Hope’ is the thing with feathers — That perches in the soul— And sings the tune without the words— And never stops—at all…” It was …
Continue reading "Hope Abounds at 2016 National Right to Life Convention"By Richard Doerflinger I was waiting for a plane one recent morning when messages of hope started jumping out at me. I had brought two newspapers to read at the airport. The local paper had a front-page story about a surprise 50th birthday party for a man who had been paralyzed from the chest down …
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