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The Hidden Grace in Sacrificial Giving: what you and I can do “for the babies”

The Hidden Grace in Sacrificial Giving: what you and I can do “for the babies”

“One morning in between breakfast and dishes, I felt from within a deep sense of purpose. I started thinking about the riders and their physical, emotional and spiritual sacrifices for the babies. That phrase “for the babies” struck such a chord with me, that I heard in my heart, “You can do these dishes, for the babies.” 5:00 AM wakeup call? For the babies. Hauling the laundry to the laundry room again? For the babies. Convincing the almost-two-year-old to eat that dinner I worked hard on (to no avail)? For the babies.”

Saving Babies: a PRC Story

Saving Babies: a PRC Story

“Tonya’s pregnancy was confirmed. After processing for a while, she realized how capable she is of being a mom and standing up for herself. She stated with excitement “I am keeping my baby!” Tonya was able to hear and believe that God loves her and that the lives of both her and her baby have immense value.”

Setting the World ON FIRE

Setting the World ON FIRE

We see brokenness in our world all the time; there’s no doubt about it. And most everyone desires to help someone in some way, whether we are Catholic, Lutheran, Christian, or anything else. We search for the greatest need and say, “There is where I want to give back.” Philosophers, teachers, rabbis, preachers, monks and nuns, inspirational speakers–all of them have offered their own insight to the world’s greatest need by how they dedicate their life. But to quote one of the most quotable humans of all time: “But I shall show you a still more excellent way.”

Echoing the Fiat

Echoing the Fiat

“Mary’s fiat was more than just a yes! Mary agreed to follow God’s plan, even though she did not understand where it would take her. The women that receive services from our nation’s pregnancy resource centers are often in similar predicaments to Mary, though often less willing to say yes.”

Dying and Rising on Biking for Babies

Dying and Rising on Biking for Babies

“Imagine if, instead of throwing up our hands at the distance between our capabilities and the power and preparation that a situation called for, we responded like Kevin did? With long, careful preparation of body and mind and spirit? To experience this complete dying to our weaknesses we do not experience until death; but, we can get a taste of it that can resonate across our whole physical and spiritual lives in the same way as Kevin’s.”