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Financial challenges often weigh heavily on women considering abortion, with low-income families being the most affected. In this episode, Jesse Southerland, Federal Policy Director at Americans United for Life, discusses the Blueprint for Life, a set of policies designed to ease the financial burden on parents. We discuss solutions like expanding the child tax credit and improving access to affordable childcare to better support families and build a stronger culture of life in America.
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Today on Dear Jane, we dive into a crucial topic: abortion and mental health. We are joined by Robin Atkins, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who shares her personal story of post-abortive healing along with insights into her work counseling women and couples affected by abortion. Robin breaks down the research on the mental health risks associated with abortion, emphasizing how informed consent plays a significant role in understanding the complicated emotions of abortion.
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In this episode of Dear Jane, we are joined by Scott Klusendorf to tackle the complexities of the abortion debate. Is the challenge rooted in messaging, or does it stem from a distorted worldview that fails to acknowledge the humanity of the unborn? Scott breaks down the pro-life argument into clear, simple points, helping you articulate your stance effectively. Plus, we dive into the debate between abolitionism and incrementalism, considering whatâs morally feasible in todayâs culture.
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Today on Dear Jane, we dive into the unique landscape of pregnancy support in Africa, a continent facing a stark contrast in resources for pregnancy supportâonly 300 pregnancy centers to serve a population of 1.2 billion people.
Our guest, RaĂșl Reyes, author of The African Awakening, joins us to discuss how abortion rates and reasons differ from those in countries like the USA and uncover the challenges and opportunities for pregnancy centers and churches in Africa to make a meaningful impact.
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In this episode of Dear Jane, we welcome Dena Espenscheid, Director of Pro-Life Programs at the Leadership Institute. With many states facing pivotal votes on abortion this November, are you prepared? Join Dena and Scott as they decipher ballot initiatives aimed at enshrining abortion in state constitutions. Discover how these measures could reshape state policies and why itâs crucial to get involved now. The stakes couldnât be higherâconstitutional amendments on abortion have never been more extreme.
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As election season heats up, the abortion debate is taking center stage, leaving many Americans feeling apathetic and disheartened. Join us on Dear Jane as we welcome back John Stonestreet to cut through the political noise and shed light on the root issues. We explore why itâs crucial to remain politically engaged and remember that Christ reigns over every aspect of life, including our approach to civil society. Gain clarity and strengthen your resolve as we discuss how pro-lifers can stay hopeful and grounded amidst a politicized culture.
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Unwanted abortions are far too common. A striking 24% of women describe their abortions as âunwantedâ or âcoercedâ. In this episode, we engage in a poignant conversation with Monica Snyder and Eric Scheidler, delving into the profound suffering experienced by women pressured into abortion. Regardless of one's stance on abortion, it's imperative that we unite as a society to prevent unwanted abortion and provide support to women facing such difficult decisions.
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Scott and Marcie are back today with some shocking news! The United States Federal Government is labeling pro-life groups as terrorist organizations. Meanwhile, the government in Massachusetts has launched a public health campaign attacking Pregnancy Resource Centers. Tune in as Scott and Marcie break down these alarming developments and discuss the implications for pro-life advocacy across the nation.
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In this episode, hosts Scott Baker and Marcie Little delve into the recent changes to the GOP Pro-Life Platform. They explore how these shifts impact the broader pro-life movement and discuss their potential implications. Scott and Marcie also provide updates on state-level amendments concerning abortion, examining the latest legislative developments. Join them for an insightful conversation on these critical issues and their influence on pro-life advocacy.
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Dear Jane returns today as we address and correct false narratives about abortion and pro-life laws. We sit down with Professor Michael New to discuss recent politically motivated public health âresearchâ that suggests abortion bans increase maternal and infant mortality. Whatâs the truth that mainstream media wonât report behind the ironic and absurd tale that abortion bans harm women and infants?
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Abortion advocates are pushing a dangerous lie that pro-life laws prohibit doctors from providing necessary medical care to women suffering pregnancy emergencies. Dr. Ingrid Skop sits down with us today to set the record straight behind this predatory misinformation. Dr. Skop is Vice President and Director of Medical Affairs for Charlotte Lozier Institute, leveraging more than 30 yearsâ experience as a practicing obstetrician-gynecologist. She has delivered more than 5,000 babies and personally cared for many women who had been harmed, physically and emotionally, from complications due to abortion.
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In this episode of Dear Jane, we're diving into the power of language in America's abortion debate. How important is it? In a word: everything! Join us for a conversation with Brad Mattes, President of Life Issues Institute, as we delve into the intricacies of messaging, persuasion, and mastering the art of effective communication.
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Kellyâs story is one that covers so many difficult and painful topics in our world today. Child sexual abuse, rape, abortion, drugs, and even working in the clinic where she had her first abortion. But beauty triumphs from the ashes, and Kelly is a testament to how God makes all things new. Kelly offers her perspective on what the pro-life movement is still grappling to understand about the complexities of abortion and the importance of unity.
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Chelsey Painter Davis has never been afraid to question modern preconceptions about reproductive healthcare. Growing up a survivor of IVF, she lost her vision due to birth control pills when she was 19 years old. When her son was targeted for abortion after a prenatal diagnosis, she took on the mantle of pro-life speaker to share his survival story. Her unique testimonies blend Christâs messages of hope and perseverance with disability advocacy to show everyone everywhere that all life is valuable.
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What inspires modern women to value motherhood? Our guest today is Dr. Carrie Gress, author, philosopher, mom, and Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. Carrie walks us through the origins of early feminismâs influence on abortion rights and how the pro-life movement can craft compelling and aspirational messages to communicate the truth of womanhood, motherhood, and family.
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If youâre a pro-lifer or Christian who is confused about the ethics and morality of IVF or surrogacy, then youâve come to the right place. Today we sit down with John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center for Christian Worldview and Host of Breakpoint. John walks us through the recent debate on IVF and lays out a variety of perspectives on this controversial topic.
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Today we sit down with Greg Mayo to discuss the impact of abortion on men. Greg is a Menâs Healing Strategist and Chair of the Support After Abortion National Menâs Task Force. His book Almost Daddy chronicles the painful journey of a new father losing a child to abortion.
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As founder of Alveda King Ministries, Alveda C. King, PhD, uses her God-given talents and abilities to glorify God and uphold the sanctity of life from the womb to the tomb, and beyond. She currently serves as a Board Member and Senior Advisor to Priests for Life, and as Chair of the America First Policy Instituteâs Center for the American Dream. She is also a voice for the Silent No More Awareness Campaign, sharing her testimony of two abortions, Godâs forgiveness, and healing.
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Our special guests today are sharing a story about choosing life amidst a traumatic prenatal diagnosis. Hannah was 20 weeks pregnant when she found out that her baby boy Arrow had Trisomy 13. Hannahâs shock and grief was compounded by doctors' dismissive outlook on Arrowâs chances of survival and repeated offers to discontinue his life. It wasnât until she began working with the Be Not Afraid Program that Hannah found hope and a path forward for Arrowâs life.
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Our guest today is Joyce McCauley-Benner, Director of Public Education at Feminists for Life. For the past 20-plus years, Joyce has worked as an advocate for vulnerable populations, including sex trafficking victims, domestic violence victims, and low-income families. Joyce weaves her personal story of pregnancy after rape along with experiences from her advocacy efforts to help audiences understand the powerful connection between the exploitation of women and the abortion industry.
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