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Abortion—Changing the Conversation
equips world-wide Christ followers to reach the abortion-minded for life and for Christ without promoting political parties or politicians
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After the Abortion Photography Series photos by Angela Forker
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As Christ followers, we need to "know our stuff."
Learn more than Psalm 139 to support God's love for the pre-born and for women so that you can support your position with Christians and seekers as well as those just out to argue.
Abortion hurts women and men spiritually as well as physically and emotionally.
Hear from those who regret their abortion choice and how they were impacted by abortion plus the Bible verses that explain those consequences.
When you know people's stories, you are better equipped to respond to pro-choice arguments.
We cannot talk about abortion without talking about sex.
And we cannot talk about sex without talking about abortion.
Do we know what the Bible says about extramarital sex?
What do we do if we've already had sex outside of marriage?
Cheryl Krichbaum is an award-winning author, speaker, and writing coach called to change the abortion conversation.
Although most women have abortions in their 20s, Cheryl had hers when she was 17. Her soul lost vitality (Ps 32:4) as she became the walking dead.
Mad at God for her life circumstances, Cheryl defended her choice for one-and-a-half decades, volunteering and protesting on behalf of "women's rights."
When she realized that Jesus loved her no matter what, Cheryl chose a personal relationship with God and later took responsibility for her "choice"—and gave her a name. Slowly, her soul began to revive.
After sharing her testimony with church audiences a couple times with cold responses, Cheryl determined that her story was not okay to share, so she went silent for another decade or so.
While on a mission trip in Africa, Cheryl found herself saying that women must speak up about abortion. She was called.
But she didn't want her calling.
After wrestling with God for a month, Cheryl finally said, "Yes," perhaps a bit begrudgingly. Yet she appreciated feeling closer to God than ever before.
Since then, God has retested and refined Cheryl in preparation for her calling. Recently, God made it clear that it was time to...
Raise Her Voice Like a Trumpet
Isaiah 58:1a