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Documenting Hope

The Women’s Medical Clinic and Mobile Medical Clinic movement in the United States is a quiet, but powerful force. One that is giving hope, healing, and help to women every single day, all across our country. Be inspired by this incredible and empowering work.

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Empowered women empower others. The women we serve are strong and inspiring and brave. They are a beacon of hope and a touchstone for creating a culture of life. That’s why we tell their stories.

A Father’s Regret: Kelsey Grammer and the Abortion He Can’t Forget

Kelsey Grammer is best known for his legendary role as Dr. Frasier Crane—first on Cheers, then on Frasier, the long-running sitcom that brought the character even deeper into our hearts. Off-screen, Grammer has long been admired for his rich baritone voice, sharp wit, and vulnerability as an actor. But behind the fame lies a story…

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Equality Act would jeopardize pro-life pregnancy centers, Save the Storks CEO warns

If the Equality Act becomes law, it will jeopardize the freedoms of pregnancy resource centers and hinder other pro-life protections, warns Save the Storks’ CEO Diane Ferraro.

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Pro-Life Research

Save the Storks commissioned a study
to investigate American’s attitudes and opinions on abortion.
Key findings include:

67%

of Americans believe that life begins at or before the heartbeat1

20%

of pro-choice respondents stated abortion would not be an option for their own unplanned pregnancy2

47%

of Evangelicals
identify as
pro-life3