Articles
The Tebow Ad and its Super Bowl Party-Poopers
Care Net Presdient Melinda Delahoyde writes on WorldNetDaily.com: "America has been fascinated watching the Tim Tebow-ad controversy unfold. One after another, talking heads, sports commentators and even old-school feminist leaders have distanced themselves from abortion advocacy groups like NOW and NARAL who have tried to censor the inspiring, courageous story of Pam Tebow from being aired on national TV. The rejection of these negative voices is not a one-time occurrence, but a noticeable trend in the American conversation on abortion, at cocktail parties, soccer games and in legislatures across the country..." Read the entire article.
What Should the Pro-Life Movement Do Next?
Melinda Delahoyde was one of three national pro-life leaders who was asked this question by Christianity Today. Read Melinda's response as she urges individuals to volunteer at a pregnancy center and join the positive, compassionate outreach of the Inspire Life campaign! She writes:
"Can you imagine what our nation might look like if every pro-life individual applied the full weight of his or her passion to reaching out with support and care to women facing crisis pregnancies?
"Not only would this radically reduce the number of abortions, it would also powerfully communicate the God-given value of human life. While we have limited opportunities to promote a 'culture of life' on legal and political fronts, there is no limit to what you and I can do to inspire life, one person at a time."
Pregnancy Centers Reduce Abortion
It seems everyone these days is talking about reducing abortion! This is good news, but pro-life individuals must be discerning. How can you tell whether what's being proposed will be truly effective? Care Net President Melinda Delahoyde argues that pregnancy centers are potentially the most effective approach to reducing abortion in America by reaching out with compassion and practical help to women facing unplanned pregnancies. Read Melinda's article, "Pregnancy Centers Reduce Abortion".
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