 |
Volume 7 - Number 1
Winter 2006
|
Front & Center
At the Center Board: Ambassadorship
Pregnancy center board members must first know what their organization stands for before stepping into the public arena to articulate its mission and purpose.
Setting Up an Abstinence-Until-Marriage Program in Your Local School
By Sallie Dewberry
The experience of Sex and Family Education (S.A.f.E.) in Birmingham, Alabama, is a good example of how abstinence education programs can be successful.
On-the-Job Training
By Shauna Amick
Now that I am experiencing my own crisis pregnancy, I can relate to the emotions our clients go through while dealing with their own crises.
Converting Your Pregnancy Help Center into a Medical Clinic
By Thomas A. Glessner, J.D.
Providing medical services such as ultrasound to abortion-vulnerable clients empowers women to choose life because they are introduced to the humanity of their own unborn children.
Giving Time, Giving Hope
By Nicole Speer
A typical day at the center may begin in an ordinary way, but it may end with the thrill of knowing God has worked through you to change people's lives.
The Story behind Empty Arms and the National Memorial for the Unborn
Every week, people from as far as Alaska and Canada visit the National Memorial for the Unborn in Chattanooga, Tennessee, leaving toys, notes, flowers, and letters to remember their babies.
Not Ashamed: Reaching And Loving NARAL
What can you do when NARAL representatives come to your center posing as clients? Try these suggestions.
The Myths and Marvel of Forgiveness
By Pastor David O'Leary
The people we talk to in our centers are sinners, just as we are. But many of them continue to be burdened and frozen in their sin because they believe some debilitating myths about forgiveness.
Makin' a List, Checkin' It Twice
Making decisions on planned giving helps believers change the world—even after they are already in heaven. Here is practical advice for getting your center on a donor's list.
At the Rural Center: Meth—Rural America's Scourge
Methamphetamine use during pregnancy affects the development of a baby's brain, spinal cord, heart, and kidneys. A woman who normally would be a caring mother can become a monster while on this drug.
Marketing 101: The Power and Attraction of Ultrasound
Your center may be much more successful by offering ultrasound services. Only the most calloused can turn away from such compelling pictures and then decide to end the life of the person they just saw.
|
