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Does the Pro Abundant Life Perspective Create an Unattainable Workload? [Part 3 of 4]
Does focusing on family, discipleship, and the church make the pro-life mission too overwhelming? In this episode, discover why a Pro Abundant Life approach doesn’t add to the burden—it realigns the work with Christ, bringing clarity, sustainability, and lasting impact.
Supreme Court Backs New Jersey Pregnancy Center in Free Speech Case
The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a New Jersey pregnancy center can challenge a state subpoena for donor information in federal court, marking a significant moment for free speech and donor privacy. The decision reinforces longstanding concerns that government demands for sensitive donor data can discourage support and hinder the work of faith-based nonprofits serving women and families.
![Going Mobile: How Ultrasound and the Gospel Are Reaching Women Where They Are [Care Net TV with Dr. Matt Phillips]](https://care-net.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/MAY_Week-1-Social-Graphics_05.01-CNTV-Blog-Graphic-01-400x250.png)
Going Mobile: How Ultrasound and the Gospel Are Reaching Women Where They Are [Care Net TV with Dr. Matt Phillips]
What if life-affirming care could meet women exactly where the abortion decision is happening? Discover how mobile ministry is stepping into that moment—bringing clarity, compassion, and the gospel in ways that are changing both decisions and lives.
A Tale of Two States: Post-Dobbs Pregnancy Care Legislation Shifts
Since Dobbs, states are moving in sharply different directions—some pressuring pregnancy centers toward abortion referrals, others expanding support for life-affirming care—revealing a growing divide that will shape the future of ministry and policy alike.
Making and Multiplying Disciples for Life
Earlier this year, we released an important new short film called Making and Multiplying Disciples for Life: The Story of First Baptist Orlando’s First Embrace Pregnancy Center.
If you have not yet done so, please take 13 minutes to watch it at the link below. I promise, it can transform your understanding of Pro Abundant Life ministry!
From Pro-Life to Pro Abundant Life: The Central Question That Changes Everything
What if being pro-life isn’t the finish line—but the starting point? Discover the one question that reframes the entire conversation and reveals a fuller, biblical vision for women, men, and unborn children that goes beyond saving a life to transforming it.
A Very Present Help: Taylor’s Story of Finding Refuge in Real Time
A 14-year-old facing an unexpected pregnancy found more than answers at a Care Net center—she found refuge, support, and a relationship with Christ. Taylor’s story reveals how choosing life becomes the beginning of true transformation through the Pro Abundant Life vision.
When Kendra Faced an Impossible Future
Sometimes when a mom facing an unplanned pregnancy calls our national hotline, she isn’t just confused – she is determined to get an abortion as soon as possible.
That’s what Kendra* said the day she made the call that would change more than one life.
From Fragile to a Force for Life
When Albertina* stepped aboard our ICU Mobile medical unit, she already knew she was pregnant. She’d had a positive pregnancy test and was just there to get an ultrasound. Convinced that abortion was the best option for her…
![Aren’t All of these Added Issues the Work of the Church, Not the Pro-Life Movement? [Part 2 of 4]](https://care-net.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/APR_Week-3-Graphics_04.17-CareCast-Blog-Episode-BLOG-400x250.jpg)
Aren’t All of these Added Issues the Work of the Church, Not the Pro-Life Movement? [Part 2 of 4]
For years, the pro-life conversation has focused on one urgent objective: saving unborn lives. And that focus matters. But what if that goal, on its own, isn’t enough to actually solve the problem? What if the reason abortion persists isn’t because we’re doing too much—but because we’re not going far enough?