Human Dignity, Consistent Advocacy, and the Border
Congress should act this week to correct the current policy allowing for the separation of immigrant children from their parents if those parents have attempted to enter the border of the U.S. illegally. I realize [...]
Ireland Voters Choose Regression as They Turn From Their Pro-Life Roots
We are living in a time of progress. The sci-fi cartoons from years gone by are now becoming a reality. Automated cars, solar panels, trips to Mars, and artificial intelligence are no longer ideas waiting [...]
The Brave Ones
Mother’s Day is upon us. Many of us are preparing for a celebration with the moms in our lives. These wonderful souls come in different forms, but most of us have someone in our life [...]
The Hard Days
I typically focus on the good days here at HOPE. I share the stories of redemption and reconciliation as we celebrate the lives of our patients and their babies. I am not apologizing for this, [...]
The Stories of HOPE
Today we are recording interviews with some of our past patients and current staff for a partnership event coming up in May with 106.7 The Light. This is an exciting opportunity for HOPE and for [...]
Weeds to be Eradicated or Lives to be Celebrated
The Washington Post published an article recently from an author that argued in favor of selective abortion when the baby in the womb is found to have Down syndrome. The author celebrates the Science that [...]
HOPE In and Out of the Exam Room
HOPE is blessed, through the support of our partners, to serve men and women in our city holistically...mind, body, and spirit. One of the ways we are able to meet the needs of our patients [...]
And Can It Be
Billy Graham left his earthly home today, February 21, 2018, to join the multitudes in eternity. It didn’t take long this morning for that news to make its way around the world as one of [...]
Pain Capable Bill Stalls in the Senate
The Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act made its way to the Senate this week with very little hope of passage. Our prognostications were correct as we watched a filibuster and a debate that ultimately [...]