Help save 14,400 babies from abortion!

Urgent need: Today’s abortion culture would have you believe that some lives are expendable.  You know that’s a lie. Will you become one of the life champions needed to step up today and help save 14,400 babies this year? It takes just $60 to help rescue a mother and her baby!

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Help save 14,400 babies from abortion!

It takes just $60 to help rescue a mother and her baby.

Help save 14,400 babies from abortion!

Urgent Need: Will you become one of the life champions needed to step up today and help save 14,400 babies this year? It takes just $60 to help rescue a mother and her baby!

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Help save 14,400 babies from abortion!

It takes just $60 to help rescue a mother and her baby.

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Adriel Booker

Adriel Booker

Adriel Booker serves in global missions as a speaker, writer, advocate, and mentor. She leads The Love A Mama Collective, a movement of women empowering women through safe birth initiatives in the developing world, and is the curator of Our Scarlett Stories, a community of parents supporting one another after loss. Adriel, her husband, and their three boys reside in Sydney, Australia, where they are cultivating an inner city YWAM community. Through her blog, www.adrielbooker.com, Adriel explores topics related to everyday spirituality, missions, family, motherhood, and global women’s issues.

Focus on the Family Broadcast

Grieving, Healing, and Hoping After Miscarriage

Writer and speaker Adriel Booker candidly shares her experiences with pregnancy loss, having miscarried four times. She describes how her faith has sustained and comforted her through the pain, and offers encouragement to families walking a similar path of grief.

Avoiding the Trap of Comparison After Miscarriage and Loss

After experiencing the loss of a child, there will always be someone you think deserves to grieve more than you do. There will always be someone you think deserves to grieve less. But one grief cannot be measured against another.